Missoula Rural Fire offers security tips in the middle of the tragedy on Jacob's Island

Missoula, Mont. – The Missoula Rural Fire Department reminds the public to remain safe under the conditions of the Winter River after the 33-year-old Danit Ehrlich and her dog were reported in Jacobs Isand.

The frozen water creates dangerous conditions that make it unbearable for the public.

The following tips were given by the fire brigade:

• What is left of egg surfaces: members of the public are strongly asked not to venture on egg surfaces, especially in the vicinity of rivers. The existence of moving water under the ice makes it extremely unstable and dangerous.
• Animal security: Missoula firefighters reacted to emergency calls where animals are stranded on ice or water. Pet owners are reminded of keeping their animals near icy areas on a leash. Don't try to save the animal yourself in an emergency. Instead, call 911 instead to ensure safe and professional access by trained first aiders.

The Missoula Rural Fire Department sent the following:

According to the latest tragedy in Jacob's Island Dog Park, the Missoula fire brigade would like to remind the public that the conditions of the winter river have significant security concerns.

As experienced experts in water rescue scenarios, firefighters in Missoula recognize the unique challenges of icy environments at this time of year. The frozen water adds a new layer of complexity, which makes it essential for the public to change caution.

Our firefighters train regularly to ensure that we can react to emergencies in these unpredictable environments.

As a safety reminder:

 There is an vertical surface: members of the public are emphatically asked not to venture on eisober areas, especially near rivers. The existence of moving water under the ice makes it extremely unstable and dangerous.

 Animal security: Missoula firefighters reacted to emergency calls where animals are stranded on ice or water. Pet owners are reminded of keeping their animals near icy areas on a leash. Don't try to save the animal yourself in an emergency. Instead, call 911 instead to ensure safe and professional access by trained first aiders.

We ask all residents to share this message with their families, friends and neighbors to ensure that everyone is aware of the dangers of Icy River environments. Prevention and awareness are the key to avoiding further tragedies.

The Missoula fire brigade is obliged to protect our Missoula community. Our thoughts are honest with the members of Danit. Your compliance with the security guidelines plays a crucial role in preventing accidents and guaranteeing the well -being of all residents, including our furry friends! According to the latest tragedy in Jacob's Island Dog Park, the Missoula Fire Department, these conditions in winter river would like to remind the public.