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Middlesex County Fire Prevention & Protection Association

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Middlesex County Fire Prevention & Protection Association

1 week ago

The Unofficial Start of Summer is Here! With the sun FINALLY here and warmer weather arriving, backyard BBQs, fire pits, pool days, and outdoor gatherings are about to be in full swing. As you kick off summer, remember to keep fire safety in mind while enjoying the season.Summer Fire Safety Reminders:• Never leave grills unattended• Keep grills and fire pits away from homes, fences, and anything combustible• Properly dispose of charcoal ashes in a metal container• Keep kids away from hot grills and cooking areas• Stay hydrated and avoid overloading outlets with fans and outdoor equipmentHave fun, stay safe, and enjoy the unofficial start of summer!☀️🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less

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Middlesex County Fire Prevention & Protection Association

2 weeks ago

Today’s Association meeting was proudly hosted at Protection Fire Company-Engine 6. A tradition we always look forward to every May. As always, they did an outstanding job hosting and treated everyone to some absolutely delicious ribs!Members also had the opportunity to receive updated information from the Division of Fire Safety regarding food truck inspections, helping make the inspection process a little easier and more consistent for all involved.Thank you again to Protection Fire Company for the hospitality and continued tradition! ... See MoreSee Less

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Middlesex County Fire Prevention & Protection Association

1 month ago

Spring cleaning and bulk trash cleanup are here so let's keep fire safety in mind:Keep trash piles away from your home, garage, and exits to reduce fire risk and keep escape routes clear.Dispose of electronics, batteries, and chemicals properly. Don’t toss them in regular trash. Check your local hazardous waste drop-off schedule for safe disposal.When discarding appliances, remove doors from refrigerators and freezers to prevent entrapment.Take a few minutes to test your smoke alarms and replace batteries if needed.A little effort now helps keep your home and neighborhood safe. ... See MoreSee Less

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