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11/05/2024

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11/03/2024

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You've changed your clocks ... but have you checked your alarms? Replace alkaline batteries in alarms that use them, and check the manufacturing date on the back. should be replaced after 10 years and alarms should be replaced according to the make and model (usually 5, 7, or 10 years). They're your family's first line of defense against an emergency at home!

10/07/2024

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Generators can be a lifesaver during a , but if not used properly they can be deadly.
These 5 easy steps can help to keep you and your home safe. Share this with anyone you know using a portable generator!

10/07/2024

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09/27/2024

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09/10/2024

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09/10/2024

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The Bare Cove Fire Museum will be open for free tours on Saturday, September 21 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Inside the museum you will learn the history of firefighting in New England using material primarily from Hingham. The tub from the first wooden Hingham fire engine is on display along with the hand drawn engines and hose reels used before motorization. On the apparatus floor are several Hingham pieces, a 1922 Maxim ladder, a 1924 Maxim pumper, a 1927 Maxim pumper and a 1935 Ahrens Fox pumper.

08/25/2024

Make sure you pay attention to buoys and markers while boating. Many times, accidents can be prevented if you know and obey all buoys and markers. Take a boating safety course to learn more about boating safely.

08/24/2024

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07/25/2024

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06/27/2024

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So you're getting ready to watch The Bear tonight and you get a little enthusiastic cooking Syd's French omelette with Boursin, chives, and crumbled potato chips. Do you know what to do about a fire in the pan? Yes, Chef! Slide a lid or cookie sheet over the pan and turn off the heat. Don't try to move it or douse it with water: this could spread the flames. Visit https://ow.ly/P9j550SqfXB for more cooking safety tips. Thank you, Chef!

06/23/2024

With more hot, muggy weather this weekend, many folks will be running their air conditioners. Remember that the AC and other heavy appliances should always be plugged directly into a wall outlet -- never an extension cord or power strip. More electrical safety tips: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/electrical-fire-safety

05/28/2024

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05/22/2024

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With warm weather this week, remember that are no place for kids, pets, or vulnerable adults. The temperature inside a car can become unsafe in just two minutes! Never leave children, elders, or animals in a car unattended -- not even with the window cracked, not even for "just a minute." Learn more: http://ow.ly/Mw3o50Ow4sw

05/21/2024

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Things are heating up for a few days! If you’re working, playing, or training outside today, stay to avoid heat-related illness. Remember that DFS units can respond to major or long-duration incidents to support health and safety: https://ow.ly/5B7i50RNHkF

03/06/2024

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03/03/2024

begins a week from today! When you , remember to ! This is a great time to check the manufacturing date on your and alarms. Replace outdated alarms and replace alkaline batteries in alarms that still use them. Choosing a new alarm? Select one from a well-known national brand with a hush feature and sealed, long-life battery: https://ow.ly/hmti50QJyPo