FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
Our partners at the O’Fallon Public Safety Department have Certified Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Technicians available to provide one-on-one personalized hands-on instruction on how to properly use and install a child’s car seat. The CPA Technicians are available at the EMS Bays located at the O’Fallon Public Safety Facility (285 N. Seven Hills Road) on the first and third Saturdays of each month from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Please visit the Public Safety’s website for more information at https://www.ofallon.org/programs/pages/child-car-seat-installations.
We’re always looking to add talented, dedicated and passionate individuals to our ranks! Please check out our Recruitment page for details on how to get involved.
Have you recently changed the batteries in your smoke or carbon monoxide (CO) alarm and it’s still chirping? Often times the chirping is an indication that the alarm has reach the end of its lifecycle and needs to be replaced. The life span of a CO alarm is generally 6-8 years, while the life span of a smoke alarm is generally 8-10 years. Most devices will indicate either their date of manufacture or their date of expiration right on the back. If your home has hardwired smoke and/or CO alarms, take the faulty device with you to the hardware store to ensure your replacement device has the same pin connections as the old one.
Our partners at O’Fallon-Shiloh EMS offer CPR classes. For more information, please contact O’Fallon-Shiloh EMS by visiting the links provided or by calling 618-624-4516.