From GCFES Facebook…
10
Feb
By Angela
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GCF&ES, In The News

From GCFES Facebook…

[caption id="attachment_2482" align="aligncenter" width="551"] After a fire caused heavy damage to a home in the Springmont community in Lawrenceville, neighbors expressed a heightened sense of home safety awareness. On Saturday, January 24, Community Risk Reduction Educators along with members of our Citizen Fire Academy took the time to install smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms in homes that were lacking in those areas.[/caption] Visit the GCFES Facebook page for more photos!
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GCFAAA in the Gwinnett Daily Post
08
Feb
By Angela
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In The News

GCFAAA in the Gwinnett Daily Post

Gwinnett County fire recognizes Citizen Fire Academy Alumni From staff reports Feb 8, 2020 On Tuesday night, Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services honored members of its Citizen Fire Academy, which logged approximately 4,000 volunteer hours helping prevent fires.... Read the full article at the Gwinnett Daily Post
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Congrats to the New Board
11
Nov
By Angela
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Meetings

Congrats to the New Board

New Board was elected at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. GCFAAA Board—2020-2022Amy S. Woodrick – PresidentLarry Getze- 1st Vice PresidentWiley Gammon – 2nd Vice PresidentEllen Seiler – TreasurerDiane Bingham – Secretary
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From GCFES Facebook…
12
Jun
By Angela
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GCF&ES, In The News

From GCFES Facebook…

[caption id="attachment_2452" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Firefighters from Station 12 attended Snellville’s Public Safety Night last night at the Snellville Towne Green. Emergency vehicles from multiple agencies were on display for the community. A special thanks to the Citizens Fire Academy Alumni Association for helping our personnel educate the public about citizen programs and fire safety.[/caption] Visit the GCFES Facebook page for more photos!
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Support GCFAAA Every Time You Shop at Kroger or Amazon!
27
Apr
By Angela
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Announcements

Support GCFAAA Every Time You Shop at Kroger or Amazon!

As a nonprofit, we are eligible to participate in several reward programs - Kroger Community Rewards & Amazon Smile. These companies will donate to our organization when you designate GCFAAA as you preferred organization & you shop at their stores. When you swipe your Kroger Plus card or shop at Amazon, we will earn money and it doesn't cost you anything! Below are the steps to enroll in these two programs and support this worthy venture. Please share with your family, friends, co-workers, etc...  We appreciate your support in this new endeavor. Thanks for all you help! KROGER: Simply register…
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GCFAAA in the Gwinnett Daily Post
25
Mar
By Angela
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In The News

GCFAAA in the Gwinnett Daily Post

Fire department, volunteers host smoke alarm ‘blitz’ By Isabel Hughes Mar 4, 2019 The Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services is emphasizing the importance of smoke alarm and fire safety, and on Saturday the department teamed up with members of the Gwinnett Citizen Fire Academy Alumni Association to host a safety blitz... Read the full article at the Gwinnett Daily Post
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GCFAAA in the Loganville News
09
Feb
By Angela
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In The News

GCFAAA in the Loganville News

Gwinnett Fire conducts Smoke Alarm and Fire Safety Blitz in Loganville by Sharon Swanepoel Feb.9, 2019 The Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services teamed up with volunteers from the Gwinnett Citizen Fire Academy Alumni Association to have a “Smoke Alarm and Fire Safety Blitz.” The proactive efforts included going door-to-door to install free smoke alarms... Read the full article at MonroeLocal.org
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Operation Save A Life Donation
14
Oct
By Angela
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Updates

Operation Save A Life Donation

  The Gwinnett Citizen Fire Academy Alumni Association (GCFAAA) received a donation from Operation Save A Life on October 9, 2018 of 700 smoke alarms and 150 carbon monoxide alarms. The alarms will be used to support the Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services’ residential smoke alarm program. Special thanks to WSB-TV, KIDDE, The Home Depot and Attorney Ken Nugent for sponsoring Operation Save A Life and making this opportunity possible.
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