March 11th, 2024

Public Fire & Life Safety Educator Poole reminds you to check your smoke & CO alarms this weekend, change replaceable batteries, and check their expiration dates. When you change your clocks, remember it’s a good time to take action with your home safety. Plan & practice your home escape plan too!

Public Fire & Life Safety Educator Poole reminds you to check your smoke & CO alarms
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Published On: March 11th, 2024 | Last Updated: March 11th, 2024 | Views: 735 |
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London firefighters battle a blaze that did $400,000 damage to a three-storey apartment building at 852 Trafalgar St. in London, Ont., on Friday, March 22, 2024. (London Fire Department photo)Second-floor rescue in $400K blaze

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