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Smoke Alarms Text to speach audio PDF Print E-mail

Smoke Alarms

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Are photoelectric smoke alarms better than
ionization smoke alarms for “adjacent to
kitchen” installations, to minimize nuisance
alarms?

Click here  to view the report produced by the Office of the Fire Marshall.

Click here  to view our smoke alarm brochure.

Click here for more smoke alarm information.

 

 

 
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Home Escape Plan Text to speach audio PDF Print E-mail

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If a fire occured in your home tonight, would you know what to do?

When was the last time you practiced your home escape plan? Do you have a home escape plan? Ask your child if they know what a home escape plan is, you will be suprised to hear what they tell you.

Being prepared for an emergency is the only way that you and your family can be assured that you will know what to do in the event of a fire in your home.

Click here to view our brochure.

Click here  to view the Home Escape Plan card.

 
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Prevent Cooking Fires Text to speach audio PDF Print E-mail

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PREVENT COOKING FIRES - WATCH WHAT YOU HEAT !

Year after year, cooking fires are a major cause of house fires in Ontario. These fires result in loss of homes, personal possessions and in some instances, loss of life. Grimsby Fire Department needs your help in trying to eliminate kitchen fires in our Community.

View our brochure

View the Ontario Stovetop Fire Srvey conducted by the Office of the Fire Marshall

 
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Carbon Monoxide Text to speach audio PDF Print E-mail

Keeping Safe from the “Silent Killer”

The following information is provided by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA). For more information about carbon monoxide safety, visit their website at www.tssa.org, or contact your fire department.
 
What is Carbon Monoxide?

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