Glendale Fire Department, Arizona
- Location
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Glendale Fire Department
6835 North 57th Drive
Glendale, AZ 85301-3218
United States - Ads
- Telephone:
- 623-930-SEAT
- Web:
- http://www.glendaleaz.com
The Glendale Fire Department is committed to delivering important car seat education to the community. Firefighters serving as certified car seat technicians inspect seats by appointment. To make an appointment to have your child safety seat inspected or to learn how to properly install your seat, call our car seat hotline at 623-930-SEAT (7328). The safety of your children is important to us. If you are a Glendale resident facing financial difficulties, the Glendale Fire Department can assist with your car seat needs. Please call the hotline number for more information.
Remember to buckle up every time you get in the vehicle! Children 12 and under should be properly buckled in the backseat, every time; and children over 40 pounds and under 4’9 should be restrained a booster seat. The Glendale Fire Department cares about the safety of your child!
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