Safety Tips

Approaching Emergency Vehicles
When encountering emergency vehicles on the road, always yield safely and follow proper protocols to ensure everyone’s safety.

Heating Sources (Chimneys, Space Heaters, etc.)
Proper maintenance and mindful use of heating sources, such as chimneys and space heaters, are crucial in preventing fires during colder months.

Rental Accommodations
When staying in rental accommodations, make sure you're familiar with fire exits, smoke detectors, and safety equipment for a secure stay.

BBQ Safety
Barbecue safety is essential for enjoying outdoor meals without putting yourself, your guests, or your property at risk of fire.

Firepots and Fuel
When using firepots or fuel sources outdoors, ensure proper handling, storage, and safety measures to prevent accidental fires.

Candles
Candles create a warm, inviting atmosphere but require responsible use to avoid the risk of starting a fire in your home.

Kitchen Fires
Kitchen fires are one of the most common household hazards, but with the right safety practices, you can reduce the chances of a dangerous incident.

Preparedness for natural disasters and emergencies can make all the difference in how you respond and stay safe during such events.

Implementing fire safety measures in and around your home can help minimize fire risks and ensure the safety of your family and property.

Fireworks
While fireworks can be fun and festive, it’s vital to handle them with caution and adhere to local safety guidelines to prevent injuries or fires.

Ladders and Tools
Using ladders and tools safely reduces the risk of accidents, helping you stay secure while maintaining your home or completing outdoor projects.

Water Safety
Water-related activities, whether swimming, boating, or near bodies of water, require vigilant safety practices to prevent accidents and injuries.

Household Chemicals & Fuels
Storing and handling household chemicals and fuels properly can prevent accidental fires and ensure your home remains a safe environment.

Poison Control
Knowing when and how to contact poison control can be lifesaving if you or someone you know is exposed to hazardous substances.

Yardwork
During yardwork activities, be mindful of fire hazards such as dry grass, fallen leaves, or equipment that may ignite easily.

Outdoors (Hiking, Camping, Cycling)
When enjoying outdoor activities like hiking, camping, or cycling, always prioritize safety by being prepared for emergencies and respecting the environment.

Snow Removal
Clearing snow from driveways, walkways, and roofs safely not only helps prevent accidents but also keeps fire safety a priority during winter months.