PC District 19 Quail Creek FD

12/09/2019

...Wintry Precipitation Possible Late Tonight into Tuesday A strong cold front will move across Arkansas this afternoon and
tonight. While high temperatures today will reach the 60s and 70s,
over the next 24 hours, readings will drop 30-40 degrees in
places. Temperatures will likely remain in the 30s across the
central and southern portions of Arkansas during the day Tuesday.

Precipitation will start out as rain late tonight, and will
transition to a wintry mix in the northwest early Tuesday morning,
and over central and southern Arkansas during the day Tuesday into
the afternoon hours. Over the central and south, precipitation
will likely mix and change over several times before ending by
late Tuesday evening.

Some minor sleet and snowfall accumulations are possible on grassy
areas and elevated surfaces. However, warm ground temperatures
should limit accumulations on area roadways, so impacts, if any,
are expected to be minimal.

12/02/2019

Go and like this page, we’re going to FB jail on the other account since it doesn’t meet community standards of a name! This will also be the post for the patch give away.

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11/11/2019

Very strong cold front approaching with heavy rain today! There is a chance of wintry precipitation towards the end of the moisture this evening with little to no accumulation. It will be extremely cold this evening, stay warm! Clean all air filters in your home and use space heaters smart, clear areas around them!

10/05/2019

Night training!

09/11/2019

We will never forget!

09/09/2019

Thanks to Arch Street, Highway 365, and Arkansas Forrestry for the help today!

Photos courtesy of Lt. McDaniel

08/27/2019

Pay attention!

The numbers continue to rise. Police officers around the country being hit on the side of the highway by drivers who are not paying attention to their surroundings. DO NOT DRIVE DISTRACTED: Our lives, and the lives of every person on the roadway depend on it.

The "Move Over Law" require drivers, upon noticing either emergency vehicle with sirens and/or flashing lights, to move away from the vehicle by one lane, or if that is not possible, slow down to either a reasonable speed or a fixed speed below the limit as defined by local law.

Please, if you see any vehicle with lights on the side of the road, MOVE OVER or SLOW DOWN!!! You could be saving our life!

27-51-310. Passing authorized vehicle stopped on highway -- Definition

(a) As used in this section, "authorized vehicle" means a vehicle that:
(1) Displays a flashing, revolving, or rotating blue, red, amber, amber and red, white, or green light; and
(2) Is one (1) of the following:
(A) An emergency response vehicle;
(B) A law enforcement vehicle;
(C) An Arkansas Department of Transportation vehicle;
(D) An Arkansas Department of Transportation contractor vehicle;
(E) A utility company vehicle; or
(F) A vehicle used in a towing operation as defined under § 27-51-904.

(b) (1) Except as provided under subdivision (b)(2) of this section, the driver of a motor vehicle that is approaching an authorized vehicle that is stopped or parked on a street, road, or highway or on the shoulder of a street, road, or highway shall:
(A) Move to the farthest possible lane or position from the authorized vehicle;
(B) Remain in that lane or position until the driver passes the authorized vehicle; and
(C) Otherwise exercise due caution.
(2) If the driver determines that it is unsafe or not possible to change lanes as required under subdivision (b)(1) of this section, the driver shall:
(A) Reduce the motor vehicle's speed;
(B) Exercise due caution; and
(C) Maintain a reduced speed appropriate to the street, road, or highway and the conditions through the area where the authorized vehicle is stopped or parked.

08/13/2019

Stop for school buses and watch for kids

08/12/2019

05/21/2019

****TORNADO WATCH****
The NWS has issued a tornado watch for Pulaski County until 1900 hours (7PM)

Which means conditions are favorable for tornados