Georgia’s Move Over Law
Spalding Fire Controlled Burn Codes
Below are links to home safety related checklists to keep you and your family safe.
(all of the tip sheets contained in this section can be accessed through www.nfpa.org)
Family Safety
Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults
Escape Planning Tips
Family Emergency Plan Form
Family Fire Safety Checklist
Home Safety
9 Volt Battery Safety
Candle Safety Tips
Clothes Dryer Safety
Cooking Safety
Carbon Monoxide Safety
Electrical Safety Tips
Heating Safety
Home Fire Sprinklers
Home Safety for People with Disabilities
Light Bulb Safety Tips
Manufactured Homes Safety Tips
Microwave Safety
Portable Fireplace Safety
Scald Prevention Safety
Smoke Alarms
Smoke Alarms for People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Smoking & Home Fire Safety
Water Safety
Wood Pellet Stove Safety
Outside Safety
Car Fire Safety
Fireworks Safety Tips
Gel Fuel Safety Tips
Generator Safety Tips
Grilling Safety Tips
Lightning Safety
Holiday Safety
Christmas Tree Safety Tips
Halloween Safety
Thanksgiving Safety
Turkey Fryer Safety
Winter Holiday Safety
Other Safety
College Campus Fire Safety
Hotel & Motel Safety
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does the Spalding County Fire Department offer blood pressure checks?
Yes, all of the 7 county fire stations offer blood pressure checks. - What is a Burn Ban?
The open burning/controlled burn ban is under the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. This ban is in effect from May 1st through September 30th. There are flyers attached under the Forms Tab that lists the specifics of the burn ban. - How do I schedule a tour or visit to a fire station?
Call our administrative office at (770) 228-2129 to schedule these events. - How can I receive a free smoke detector?
Call our administrative office at (770) 228-2129 or come by our administrative offices located at 1005 Memorial Drive, Griffin, Georgia. - Does the Fire Department fill swimming pools?
No.