Forsyth Fire Captain Completes Executive Fire Officer Training
Captain Brian Wilson of the Forsyth County Fire Department has completed the National Fire Academy’s Executive Fire Officer Program
Fire Department Urges Fireworks Safety this Independence Day
The Forsyth County Fire Department reminds residents to practice safe, responsible use of fireworks when celebrating the nation’s independence this July 4
Forsyth Residents, Businesses May Save on Insurance
The Insurance Services Office (ISO) has announced that both Forsyth County and the City of Cumming have received an improved ISO rating, following a study conducted in both the county and the city in late 2014 and early 2015
Fire Department Urges Caution in Extreme Heat
With temperatures on the rise, the Forsyth County Fire Department urges residents to take extra precautions to help avoid heat-related illness, injury and death
Forsyth County Annual Reports Now Available
Citizens interested in learning more about their county government and their fire department can pick up copies of the 2014 Forsyth County Annual Report and 2014 Forsyth County Fire Department Annual Report
Fire Marshal Warns of Potential Phone Scam
The Forsyth County Fire Department’s Fire Marshal’s Office is warning businesses about a potential phone scam
Community Invited to Tour Fire Station June 1
Have you ever wanted to see the inside of a fire station, get an up-close look at a fire engine or learn how to properly use a fire extinguisher
Winners of Fire Department’s Fifth Annual Fire Safety Poster Contest Announced
The Forsyth County Fire Department is pleased to announce the winners and runners up for the department’s 2015 Fire Safety Poster Contest for Forsyth County third grade students
Give Burns the Boot
The Forsyth County Fire Department will join more than 100 fire departments across Georgia to help “Give Burns the Boot”® during their upcoming annual boot drive benefiting the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation
Outdoor Burn Ban Goes into Effect May 1
A countywide, state-mandated ban on outdoor burning goes into effect Friday, May 1 in Forsyth County and lasts through September 30