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Suffield Fire Department Incident Report November/December 2024
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Suffield Fire Department Incident Report November/December 2024
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Suffield Fire Department Incident Report November/December 2024
This year the winter weather has been fluctuating back and forth between temperate/sunny and extremely cold/stormy. It is important to observe some important safety concerns during these times of daily or hourly weather changes. Consider the following:
If your power goes out and you need temporary lighting, try to use battery powered devices over the use of candles. If you must use candles, be sure to use a proper candle holder, keep lit candles at least 12 inches away from anything that can burn, keep pets and children away from the candle, and extinguish the candle when leaving the room.Whenever going outdoors or in a vehicle during winter weather be sure to wear (or bring) a hat, scarf, coat, gloves, socks and shoes or boots. If you have a cell phone, keep it on your person.
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Winter holidays are a time for families and friends to get together.
December is coming up soon and is the peak month for home candle fires.
As we head into the Fall Season, nights are already beginning to feel cooler.
Your Suffield Emergency Services (Police, Ambulance, and Fire) respond to emergency assistance requests 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in all types of weather.
One of the most popular ways to cook food is outdoor grilling.
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