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Whether you use a wood-burning stove or a fireplace, always put the fire out before going to bed or leaving your home, even if it's just for a few minutes. Learn more about home heating safety here:
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Take a little break, grab a snack and watch this short clip on how to stay safe while using your portable heater.
#WinterFireSafety
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Smoke alarms save lives! As temperatures drop, its important to keep in mind that many home heating sources can increase the risk of fires. Properly working smoke alarms can give you and your family extra time to escape your home in the event of a fire. bit.ly/4gN1uJf
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Winter break has come and gone. ☃️ Drivers — watch for school buses and stay alert in school zones and near bus stops! 🚌🚏
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Are you using a space heater to help heat your home? Follow these tips to help prevent fires and stay safe this winter: bit.ly/3YOUq71
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Weekend Safety Tip: Parents, use these teachable moments to talk to your children about #FireSafety. Remember to always store matches & lighters out of children's reach. #StaySafeAtHome
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It's a fact: if your smoke alarm was manufactured before November 1, 2014, it needs to be replaced! Check the back of your alarm for the manufacture date.
Don't forget to do a test & check the batteries as we end #DaylightSavingTime this weekend! 🕰🔄
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Candles are a common cause of home fires around Halloween. If you chose to use real candles in your Jack-o'-Lanterns, be sure to put them in sturdy, non-flammable holders, and keep them away from decorations, walkways and trick-or-treaters. 🕯️🎃 com.ohio.gov/education-and-t…
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🔥 #CarbonMonoxide is a silent killer, claiming the lives of thousands of people each year and making hundreds more sick.
This #DaylightSavingTime, remember to test your carbon monoxide detectors or install them today. #Fallback⏰⚡
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Smoke alarms need to be replaced every 10 years, but a new survey from the @USCPSC found that only half (51%) of U.S. households were accurate about the age of their alarms. Make sure your smoke alarms are working! Learn more at fpw.org #firepreventionweek
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Seasonal burning restrictions in Ohio due to dry conditions, fire hazards. hometownstations.com/news/od…
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Fire is fast! Fire sprinklers give you the #fastestwater 💦🔥
on a fire. Watch this timeline from @HFSCorg & see the dramatic difference they make in helping to save lives & property every day. Learn more. youtu.be/cnzPFi_EGjU?si=sY1v…
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Today we remember our fallen fire fighters who gave the ultimate sacrifice on this fateful day.
We should forever take the time to remember them and those that have succumb to illness since then.
#neverforget
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Teach children never to go back inside a building that is on fire for a person, pet, or belongings. #GetOutStayOut #KidsFireSafety #FireSafetyTip
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Could this be a #stroke? Learn to recognize the signs & symptoms.
Act F-A-S-T & call ☎ 911. stroke.org/en/about-stroke/s…
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Fire is DARK! Fire isn't bright, it's pitch black. It starts bright, but quickly produces black smoke & complete darkness. If you wake up to a fire you may be blinded, disoriented & unable to find your way around the home you've lived in for years. #FireSafetyTips #FirePrevention
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🚨 🚑 During #NationalEMSWeek, share your personal experiences and the rewarding aspects of being a member of the EMS team.
Invite individuals from all backgrounds and skill sets to consider joining your crew.
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Weekend Safety Tip: Parents, use these teachable moments to talk to your children about #FireSafety. Remember to always store matches & lighters out of children's reach. #StaySafeAtHome























