Fire Management Solutions, LLC

05/11/2026

🚨 Upcoming Hydrant Flow Testing 🚨

We want to keep you informed about upcoming hydrant flow testing in our area. This routine maintenance helps ensure your safety and the efficiency of our water system.

📅 Date: Tuesday, May 12th
📍 Location: Charlie Watts Road, S. Range Road. S. Magnolia Street, S. Poplar Street, Circle Drive west of 63, Parts of Florida Blvd. along these areas, Leroy McGee Road, Julie Rowe Drive, Government Blvd., Honeysuckle Lane, and parts of S. Frost Road along these areas.

Please see the image for more information on what we should do during and after this testing period.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work to maintain our infrastructure!

04/08/2025

Making them shine today!!

01/23/2025

We hope everyone has enjoyed the historic snow event this week.

09/24/2024

A fire hydrant makeover is taking place in Monticello, Ms.
Thank you for this opportunity to help keep your town looking awesome!!

09/23/2024

We were out flow testing fire hydrants for future developments on Friday. Fire flows matter.

07/26/2024

We have wrapped up the annual inspections for the Gonzales FD. Thank You so much for trusting us with this responsibility.

05/29/2024

Flow testing is currently underway for Livingston Parish FPD5.
Thank You for trusting us with this responsibility.

05/13/2024

04/23/2024

Fire Hydrant Flow Testing will begin this Thursday, April 25th! The location of the testing will be Red Oak Rd going East to Joe Albin Road and North Willow.

Testing our hydrants is a necessary part of our fire district insurance rating schedule. It also ensures proper operation of the hydrants, in case of a fire.

Hydrant flushing may cause discoloration of your household water in or near the areas being tested, which is a result of sediment deposits being disturbed during the flushing process. Customers are advised to check their water for signs of discoloration prior to doing laundry. If you notice discoloration in the water, let it run until it clears before doing laundry. This usually takes less than five minutes. If laundry appears stained, keep the articles wet and rewash them using a rust removing compound. Do not use bleach on stained laundry, as it will “set” the stain.

Hydrant testing may also reduce regular water pressure. Reduced water pressure should only be intermittent as the hydrants are being tested. Your regular water pressure will return to normal once the flow testing is complete.

What should you do while hydrants are being tested on your street?

We recommend not doing laundry during that time. Once work crews have left the area, turn on an outside faucet for a few minutes to flush out the system. If you detect brown or rust-colored water, wait for it to clear up before resuming any laundry. Discolored water is not harmful to your health, but it can stain laundry.

04/08/2024

PLEASE BE AWARE:
Tomorrow April 9th and Wednesday April 10th.

Our contracted company, Fire Management Solutions LLC, will be inspecting and flow testing hydrants in the area on the posted map. Fire hydrants will be fully exercised to determine flow rates as part of your Fire Protection Rating which is required by the Property Insurance Association of Louisiana (PIAL). During this time, you may find water color to not be at its highest quality. Be advised that the water will be safe to consume and continuously monitored by the City of Denham Springs Water. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause, but please keep in mind that this is for your Fire Protection.

Should you have any question please contact:
Fire Protection District 4 (225) 664-7123 or
City of Denham Springs (225) 667-8330

Fire Management Solutions will have noticeable vehicles and will be in the yard (not beyond the hydrant or valve).