BFP RIX CRS Recodo FSS

Four Sacramento firefighters, incapacitated by toxic fumes from a Tesla fire, undergo experimental treatment. The intravenous procedure aims to eliminate heavy metals from their lungs and bloodstream, according to Captain Justin Sylvia's statement to KCRA TV. "We've never encountered any injuries related to lithium-ion battery fires before, making this incident the first of its kind," Sylvia remarked. He explained that the firefighters did not wear Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) because the fire had been extinguished and they were in the process of cleaning up. Sylvia now advocates for crews to remain "on air" while attending to electric vehicle battery fires. "A low-lying white cloud, described by the crew members as a 'very low-lying white cloud,' drifted towards them, and they immediately experienced a metallic taste in their mouths. One of the battery's chemicals transforms into acid when it comes into contact with water. When the battery series is compromised, it can lead to a short circuit, triggering thermal runaway and unpredictable behavior."

🚨 CARBON MONOXIDE CHECK 🚨

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a silent killer—colorless, odorless, and deadly. Protect your family by ensuring your home is equipped with working CO detectors.

✅ Install CO detectors in your home
✅ Place them near sleeping areas
✅ Test regularly and replace batteries when needed

⚠️ Common sources of CO include:
• Gas stoves and heaters
• Generators
• Vehicles in enclosed spaces
• Fireplaces and fuel-burning appliances

🛑 Don’t wait for an emergency—prevention saves lives.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 Central Fire Station
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

May 06, 2026
[[ OCULAR INSPECTION ]]

“Collaboration ensures safety and environmental responsibility.” — Anonymous

IN PHOTOS || The Recodo Fire Sub-Station, headed by SFO3 Liza V. Ybarsabal, Acting Sub-Station Commander, together with the Barangay Council of Maasin and other concerned agencies, conducted an ocular inspection at Barangay Maasin in relation to the application for Land Use Exception and Setback (Variance) for the proposed two (2) storey commercial building.

The activity aimed to assess the site’s compliance with fire safety requirements, structural considerations, and adherence to local and national regulations prior to the issuance of the necessary permits. This joint effort highlights the commitment of all involved agencies in ensuring public safety, proper land utilization, and responsible development within the community.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911

📍 Central Fire Station
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267

📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

May 06, 2026
[[ OCULAR INSPECTION ]]

“Collaboration ensures safety and environmental responsibility.” — Anonymous

IN PHOTOS || The Recodo Fire Sub-Station, headed by SFO3 Liza V. Ybarsabal, Acting Sub-Station Commander, together with the Barangay Council of Recodo and other concerned agencies, conducted an ocular inspection at Barangay Recodo in relation to the application for Land Use Exception and Special Use Permit for the proposed RJC Gas Station and Supplies.

The activity aimed to assess the site’s compliance with fire safety requirements, environmental considerations, and adherence to local and national regulations prior to the issuance of the necessary permits. This joint effort highlights the commitment of all involved agencies in ensuring public safety, proper land utilization, and responsible business development within the community.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911

📍 Central Fire Station
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267

📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

🔥 FIRE SAFETY REMINDER 🔥

Establish a NO SMOKING policy in bedrooms to prevent fire hazards and protect your loved ones.

⚠️ Never leave mosquito coils or candles unattended. A small flame can quickly turn into a dangerous fire.

Your safety starts with simple actions at home.

🚒 Let’s work together to keep our community safe and fire-free!

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

RECODO FSS
We Exist to Keep You Safe

05 May 2026
[[ Exit Drill in the Home (EDITH) ]]

“Prevention begins with awareness and action.”

IN PHOTOS || The Recodo Fire Sub-Station, headed by Acting Sub-Station Commander SFO3 Liza V. Ybarsabal, together with duty personnel, conducted Exit Drill in the Home (EDITH) within the Recodo Area of Responsibility (AOR).

The activity aimed to strengthen community awareness on fire safety, promote household preparedness, and educate residents on proper evacuation procedures during fire emergencies. Through this drill, families were guided on how to safely exit their homes, identify emergency exits, and establish meeting points.

This initiative reflects the Bureau of Fire Protection’s continuing commitment to safeguarding lives and properties through proactive fire prevention efforts.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

RECODO FSS
We Exist to Keep You Safe

🚫 STOP THIS HABIT!

Running electrical cords under rugs or carpets may seem harmless—but it’s a serious fire hazard.

🔥 Cords can overheat
⚡ Wires can get damaged or short circuit
⚠️ Hidden cords increase risk of trips and injuries

✅ Keep cords visible and properly placed
✅ Use safe outlets and avoid overloading
✅ Protect your home and loved ones

Be fire safe. Be responsible.
Small actions today can prevent fires tomorrow.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

🚨🔥 FIRE SAFETY ALERT 🔥🚨

NEVER use water on a grease fire!
Doing so can cause a violent and dangerous eruption that spreads flames instantly.

✅ What to do instead:
• Turn off the heat source
• Cover the pan with a lid to smother the fire
• Use a Class B or K fire extinguisher
• Call emergency services immediately (📞 911)

⚠️ Stay calm. Act fast. Save lives.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

🚨🔥 SAFE STORAGE = FIRE PREVENTION! 🔥🚨

Improper storage of flammable materials can lead to dangerous fires. Stay alert and protect your home and community!

🛢️ SAFETY TIP:
Store flammable materials like gasoline, paint, and thinner in well-ventilated areas, and keep them far from heat sources such as stoves, open flames, and electrical outlets.

⚠️ REMEMBER:
A small mistake can cause a big fire. Practice safe storage at all times!

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790

19 April 2026
[[ Disaster Preparedness Lecture and Go Bag Distribution ]]

“Prepared communities are resilient communities.” – Unknown

IN PHOTOS || The Recodo Fire Sub-Station, headed by Acting Sub-Station Commander SFO3 Liza V. Ybarsabal, together with duty personnel, conducted a Disaster Preparedness Lecture and Go Bag Distribution at the Barangay Hall of Maasin. The activity was made possible through the invitation of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) of Maasin, led by SK Chairman Hon. Cesar Angelo Jimenez, in coordination with the Barangay Council of Maasin.

The lecture focused on enhancing community awareness on disaster preparedness, including proper response during emergencies, evacuation procedures, and safety measures before, during, and after disasters. Emphasis was also given to the importance of having a Go Bag, highlighting essential items needed to sustain individuals and families during emergencies.

The Sangguniang Kabataan of Maasin facilitated the distribution of Go Bags to participants, with the Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS) assisting in the distribution, reinforcing the importance of readiness and self-sufficiency during disaster situations.

This initiative highlights the Bureau of Fire Protection’s commitment to strengthening community preparedness and promoting safety awareness among all sectors.

🚨⚠️ IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES! ⚠️🚨
📱☎️ CALL 911
📍 CENTRAL FIRE STATION
📱 0955-781-6063
☎️ 991-2267
📍 Recodo Fire Sub-Station (FSS)
📱 0997-753-4860
☎️ 975-3790