Hall About Public Safety

In this episode, you'll find details of Hall County's new Fire Station 1, a recent charity drive that saw HCFS reach the state's top mark, and a few fire safety tips as we head into the winter season.

In this episode, we'll hear from Lt. Greg Cochran about the Hall County Sheriff's Office Christmas Bike Program, which provides bicycles to underprivileged youth. Want to donate, or know someone who could benefit from it? Give the Sheriff's Office a call at (770) 531-7093. At the end, Brian gives us some details on the recently launched hALL IN campaign. Join the movement and help stop the spread of COVID-19!

Hall County EMA Director Casey Ramsey joins the show to give a behind-the-scenes look into the process of tracking and prepping for a hurricane -- plus information about the "ready kit" everyone should have in case of an emergency.

Hopefully none of you have ever had to experience a fire at your house, but even if you haven't, chances are you've seen what it looks like when firefighters are battling the blaze. But have you ever wondered what's going on behind the scenes? What systems and procedures are in place so firefighters can quickly and efficiently put out a fire and save lives? Chief Zach Brackett takes us behind the scenes for more.

With many students heading back to virtual school this fall, we're talking about online safety with the Hall County Sheriff's Office. We've got tips for making sure your kids stay safe during their virtual learning.

We know it's been a tough year, and many of you are anxious to leave it all behind for a few days and celebrate Independence Day. Before we start celebrating, listen to these important safety tips from Hall County Fire Services about the safe use of fireworks, grills and water craft. There may be a few boxes on the checklist you've forgotten about!

You've probably heard about the Marshal's Office, but have you ever wondered what they actually do? Capt. Barry Shaw with the Hall County Marshal's Office joins the show to give us an overview of his department. If you need to contact the Marshal's Office, you can do so by phone at (770)531-6762, or online by filling out the Online Complaint Form at: https://www.hallcounty.org/FormCenter/Marshals-Office-8/Online-Complaint-Form-49

Lt. Greg Cochran with the Hall County Sheriff's Office joins the show to discuss a few of the ways deputies are spreading a little cheer during times of shelter-in-place, like drive-by birthday celebrations or neighborhood parades.

Hall County EMA Director Casey Ramsey joins the show to answer your questions about COVID-19 and how it's affecting us locally.

Most of us know what Hall County Fire Services employs firefighters and EMTs. But did you know there are a plethora of specialty roles available as well? From water rescue teams to SWAT medics, there's something for everyone.