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Shelby Township Firefighters

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Shelby Police Taking Donations For Senior Citizens Affected by Fire

The Shelby Township Police Department has set up a financial fund to help senior citizens who were left homeless after a fire at the Shelby Manor last month.

The call of duty for Shelby Township police and fire has gone beyond the business of life saving, they are now in the rebuilding business. On Dec. 1, members of the Shelby fire, police and several township employees helped the nearly 90 senior citizens whose lives were ravaged by a fire that tore through the Shelby Manor Senior Community center last month, move their belongings to their temporary home or to storage. The residents were left homeless after a fire ripped through the Shelby Manor Senior Community on Schoenherr Road Nov. 17, leaving behind smoke and water damage. No serious injuries were reported, but complex B has been deemed uninhabitable. Firefighters rescued several residents from their balconies, and several police …

Nick Ferguson

9:27 am on Friday, December 7, 2012

Great job everyone who helped with the move on Saturday. Also a big thank-you to The Salvation Army, American Red Cross, and the financial donations by Golden Glow Tanning Inc. Thank-you all, God Bless!   more ›

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Shelby Fire Department Offers Rebate For Life-Saving Weather Radios

The Shelby Fire Department is offering residents an extra incentive to residents to purchase a weather radio.

The Shelby Fire Department will offer residents who buy a weather radio a $10 rebate. As the third annual NOAA Weather Alerting Radio Campaign kicks off, the Shelby Fire Department believes these devices are so important that its willing to help offset the cost in order to get them into residents’ homes. The battery-operated Midland Weather Radios, which can be customized to pick up your county’s alerts, will sound when a severe weather statement is issued.   At Tuesday evening’s Board of Trustees meeting, Fire Chief Gene Shepherd pulled up a picture an alarm tower that had been knocked over in the township, and said residents who own a radio would still receive a warning in case of an emergency and a faulty township alert. ClickonDetroit.…

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