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Frequently asked questions

01What is Pärnu-Jaagupi Tuletõrjeselts?+

An Estonian non-profit association (MTÜ) connected with firefighting, rescue services, fire prevention and community safety in Pärnu-Jaagupi.

02When was the organisation established?+

On 9 March 1995.

03When was it officially registered?+

It was entered into the Estonian Business Register on 9 February 1999.

04What is its Estonian registry code?+

80065634. This is the registry code (registrikood), not a VAT number.

05What is its legal form?+

Mittetulundusühing (MTÜ) — a non-profit association under Estonian law.

06What is its main registered activity?+

Fire and Rescue Services (EMTAK 84251).

07Where is the organisation located?+

Kooli tn 4, Pärnu-Jaagupi alev, Põhja-Pärnumaa vald, 87201, Pärnu maakond, Estonia.

08What is the organisation's mission?+

To contribute to community safety through fire prevention, emergency preparedness, public awareness and firefighting and rescue-related objectives.

09Why is fire prevention important?+

Most fires are preventable. Awareness of everyday hazards and simple habits — working smoke alarms, safe heating, attentive cooking — save lives and property.

10How does community preparedness improve safety?+

Prepared households and well-coordinated organisations respond faster and more calmly, and cope better with disruptions.

11How can institutions contact the association?+

By email at hello@centroculturalfmq.org, by telephone on +372 4494201 or +372 56911062, or through the contact form.

12Where can official documents be found?+

In our Documentation Centre, and in the Estonian e-Business Register under code 80065634.

13How can organisations inquire about cooperation?+

Use the partnership inquiry on the Contact page or write to us by email.

14Where can I find general fire safety information?+

In the Safety & Education section of this website.

15What number should I call in an emergency in Estonia?+

Call 112. It is free and works from any phone. This website is not an emergency service.

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