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The summer months are the peak of grill-related fires. Don't be a statistic! Take steps now to prevent a grill fire; whether it's proper cleaning or the placement of your grill, it can make a difference. For more safety tips visit: nfpa.social/Ks9150OM3pr #grillingsafety

#DYK you should store lithium-ion batteries at room temperature when possible? Do not charge them at temperatures below 32 degrees F (0 degrees C) or above 105 degrees F (40 degrees C). #LithiumIonBatterySafety #FireServiceOneVoice #BeKnowDo

2023 Firefighter Safety Stand Down - Safety Stand Down is a joint initiative of the International Association of Fire Chiefs Safety, Health and Survival Section, the National Volunteer Fire Council, the National Fire Protection Association, the Fire Department Safety Officers

Lithium-ion battery fires: A ‘relevant, recent and important’ challenge for firefightersDeputy Chief Darin Wallentine details this year’s Firefighter Safety Stand Down theme, from EVs to e-bikes and beyond. buff.ly/3NyHnCu

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Many areas are facing extreme heat advisories this week. This can be dangerous for vulnerable populations including the elderly, people with long term health conditions, & children. Avoid high-energy activities in the heat, drink water, & wear light clothing. More info 👇

"I certainly have big boots to fill," new Lafayette Fire Chief Brian Alkire said on stage at the Long Center for the Performing Arts Tuesday morning. He is taking over as head of the department now that Richard Doyle has retired.

As we approach the July 4th holiday weekend, please remember the West Lafayette fireworks ordinance. In general, fireworks are allowed from June 29 - July 9: 5:00 PM until 2 hours after sunset. Check out the ordinance at westlafayette.in.gov/fireworks #WestLafayetteInd #WestLafayette

If you live in one of our taller buildings, here is a fire safety resource for you.

You may be tempted to put on your own show, but fireworks in the hands of consumers aren't safe! Fireworks are dangerous to people and pets. Using them puts your property at risk. Here are some ideas on what you can do to celebrate instead #FireworksSafety #FirePrevention #BeSafe

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Lafayette IN, West Lafayette IN and Shadeland IN until 4:00 PM EDT

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West Lafayette City Offices will be closed this Tues., July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Streets and Sanitation Department will observe the holiday on Mon., July 3, - yard waste collection is canceled. Regular waste pick-up will occur on July 4. #WestLafayetteInd

Grilling this weekend? Keep the fire on your food! Place your grill at least 10 feet away from siding, deck railings, and overhanging roof or branches. Keep children and pets safe by having a 3-foot "no-go" zone around your grill.

As July 4 fast approaches, NFPA urges you to only attend public fireworks displays put on by trained professionals and avoid consumer fireworks, which can cause serious injury & damage. NFPA and the latest from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission underscore these risks: nfpa.social/zUKb50P1viH

This week’s theme is “Cooking Safety.” Cooking fires are the number one cause of home fires and home injuries. The leading cause of fires in the kitchen is unattended cooking. #CookSafely #StandByYourPan #FireSafetyTips #FirePrevention

The only safe way to view fireworks is to attend a professional show. It is important to know that fireworks are not safe for consumers. Fireworks cause thousands of injuries and more than 38% are burns. For more firework safety visit: nfpa.social/qQ1o50P1NKn #safe4thofjuly

#DYK the National Hotdog & Sausage Council (NHDSC) estimates that a whopping 150 million hot dogs are consumed on the #4thofJuly alone! Keep children & pets safe while grilling your 🌭🌭🌭!

Make sure children and pets stay at least 3 feet away from a hot stove. #CookSafely #StandByYourPan #FireSafetyTips #FirePrevention

Turn pot handles toward the back of the stove so no one can bump them or pull them over. #CookSafely #StandByYourPan #FireSafetyTips #FirePrevention