Fire Free Cooking – Tips
22
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Fire Free Cooking – Tips

Please check out the PSA from our awesome Gwinnett County Fire Educators! Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services ROCKS!!! Don't let a kitchen fire burn your holiday plans! We want you to have a safe and delicious Thanksgiving. ️Follow these top tips for fire-free cooking: • Stay alert: Use timers and never leave food unattended. • Clear the zone: Keep flammable objects away from heat sources. • Dress for success: Avoid loose clothing and dangling sleeves. • Safety first:‍ Keep kids and pets away from the stove. • Smoke alarms equal peace of mind: Install and maintain alarms in your…
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Safety Tips For Space Heater
19
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Safety Tips For Space Heater

Safety should always be a top consideration when using space heaters. Here are some tips for keeping your home safe and warm when it’s cold outside: Make sure your space heater has the label showing that it is listed by a recognized testing laboratory. Before using any space heater, read the manufacturer’s instructions and warning labels carefully. Inspect heaters for cracked or broken plugs or loose connections before each use. If frayed, worn or damaged, do not use the heater. Never leave a space heater unattended. Turn it off when you’re leaving a room or going to sleep, and don’t…
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Celebrating CFA Class #17
19
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Celebrating CFA Class #17

Today, we're taking a step back in time to honor the incredible CFA Class #17, who graduated in June 2012. This amazing group of community members dedicated themselves to learning about fire safety, emergency response, and the inner workings of Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services. From hands-on fire extinguisher training to experiencing the Mobile Fire Safety House, Class #17 set a high standard for engagement and enthusiasm. Many alumni from this class have continued to give back, strengthening our community in countless ways. Let's hear it for CFA Class #17! If you’re a proud graduate or remember someone from…
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Congratulations Gwinnett CFA Class # 36!
16
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Congratulations Gwinnett CFA Class # 36!

Congratulations Gwinnett CFA Class # 36! Welcome to the CFA Alumni family! We're so proud of your dedication and achievements. Last night's graduation was a beautiful celebration with family, friends and our fire community, filled with joy, pride and inspiration. Here's to the beginning of your continued journey in supporting Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency services. Welcome aboard! For more Pics Click Here.
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Best Practices For Safe Holidays — Tips
16
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Best Practices For Safe Holidays — Tips

When do you start decorating for the holidays? Getting into the holiday spirit comes with plenty of decisions. Real tree, artificial tree, or no tree at all? Clear lights, colorful lights, or both? No matter your choices, it’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Every year during the holiday season, fires injure more than 2,600 people and cause millions of dollars in property damage. Let’s have a safe and enjoyable holiday season by following these best practices: Water a live tree and check it daily to ensure the needles are fresh and the tree is not dried out. If needles…
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Home Heating Safety Tips
15
Nov
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Home Heating Safety Tips

How To Inspect Your Furnace or Heating System It’s important to have your furnace or heating system professionally inspected on a regular basis, preferably before the home heating season begins. If you’re a homeowner, it’s also a good idea for you to perform additional home heating system inspections throughout the heating season. When inspecting your heating system, check for the following: Corrosion, rust, or buildup that could be indicative of a leak. Strange odors, especially the smell of sulfur or rotten eggs. Exposed wires. If you smell gas, turn off the heating system, leave the house, and call your gas…
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