Change your clock, change your batteries
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 ...
London fire, Enbridge team up
London fire, Enbridge team up to reduce fire, carbon monoxide fatalities Ashley Hyshka CTVNewsLondon.ca Web Writer In an effort to reduce fire and carbon monoxide fatalities to ...
600 alarms to be distributed
600 smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to be distributed throughout London By Rebecca Chouinard LondonNewsToday.ca As part of Safe Community Project Zero, an initiative by the Fire Marshal’s ...
Donated smoke alarms
Housing program receives smoke alarms donated to London Fire Department Andrew Graham 980 CFPL A housing stability program in London, Ont., is receiving a fresh batch of ...
Change clocks and check detectors
Time to Change your Clocks and the Batteries in all Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms March 7, 2018 – Clocks will move forward one hour at 2 a.m. on March ...
CO Awareness Week
It's Carbon Monoxide Week and we're at White Oaks Mall, just outside of Hudson Bay until 9pm @LPFFA @LdnOntTV pic.twitter.com/iosclUz31s — Jason Poole (@FPOPoole) November 3, 2017
Sound the Alarm
News Release October 27, 2017 Sound the Alarm on “The Silent Killer” More than 50 people die each year from carbon monoxide poisoning in Canada, including 11 on average ...
Close Call Shows Need For Carbon Monoxide Detectors
The London Fire Department says an incident at a home in Oakridge shows just how important it is to have a functioning carbon monoxide detector.As it prepares to launch this ...
London Fire Department: Cold Weather Brings Increased Volume of Carbon Monoxide Related Calls
A timely reminder from the London Fire Department about the dangers of carbon monoxide, especially when trying to stay warm during this most recent cold snap. Over the past week, ...
Be Fire Safe
In the wake of a fatal fire in Ottawa on Wednesday, August 13, 2014, the London Fire Department wants to remind the public that once you have escaped from a burning building you should not re-enter for any reason.