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Interconnected Smoke Alarms

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Interconnected smoke alarms are the best kind of smoke alarm to have in your home! When one goes off, they all go off! Whether connected wired or wirelessly, they may notify those living in the home of a fire faster than the battery-only operated versions. If you have any questions about smoke alarm, contact our … Read more

DID YOU PURCHASE A NEW APPLIANCE?

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Always read the operating manual for any appliance, especially heat producing, you buy! Even if it’s installed by a professional, knowing everything about your new appliances can help reduce the risk of a fire. #GatesFD

REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL FIRES

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Unplugging appliances is the only way to completely eliminate the risk of an electrical fire, even if the appliances are in good working condition. Heat-producing appliances, like toasters, are especially at risk. #GatesFD

HEAT YOUR HOME SAFELY

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  Space heaters are the leading cause of home heating fires. Ensure you’re heating your home safely by following these easy steps: -Look for any frayed wires, bent plugs, dust buildup, or anything that may become a fire hazard when in use. -Plug directly into the wall outlet. NEVER USE AN EXTENSION CORD OR POWER … Read more

SCHOOL IS BACK IN SESSION

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  Keep our students safe this school year! Slow down and be alert in residential areas and near schools where children could be walking. Also, never pass a stopped school bus. #GatesFD

COOKING SAFETY

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Cook in intended areas of your home only! While frying, boiling or broiling, never leave the stove unattended. When baking or roasting, set a timer and check periodically. NEVER LEAVE YOUR HOME WHILE COOKING! #GatesFD

LIGHTING SAFETY

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  Did you know an incandescent bulb can reach up to 500°F, depending on its wattage?! Make sure to keep all lamps, light fixtures, and lightbulbs away from anything that is flammable! #GatesFD

Candle Fire Safety

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Candles may be pretty to look at but they are a cause of home fires and home fire deaths. U.S. fire departments responded to an annual estimated average 5,910 home structure fires started by candles. Remember, a candle is an open flame, which means that it can easily ignite anything that can burn. #GatesFD

Smoke Alarms Save Lives

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Sleeping with your bedroom door closed could save your life if a fire were to break out. The risk of dying in a home fire is cut in half in homes with working smoke alarms. If you are in need of smoke alarms, and are a resident of the Gates Fire District, contact our Community … Read more

Grilling Safety Tips

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Grilling this July? Stay safe with these tips: • Keep grill 3ft from home, deck, and overhangs. • Kids and pets stay 3ft away from grill. • Clean grill to prevent grease buildup. • Never leave grill unattended! Let’s grill safely this summer! For more tips: visit http://nfpa.social1cfY50Ss64R #GatesFD #GrillSafety

TORNADO WATCH

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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED TORNADO WATCH 517 IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN NEW YORK THIS WATCH INCLUDES 16 COUNTIES IN CENTRAL NEW YORK: CAYUGA, JEFFERSON, LEWIS, OSWEGO IN WESTERN NEW YORK: ALLEGANY, CATTARAUGUS, CHAUTAUQUA, ERIE, GENESEE, LIVINGSTON, MONROE, NIAGARA, ONTARIO, ORLEANS, WAYNE, WYOMING THIS INCLUDES … Read more

Congratulations Commissioner Werth

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Last night at the regularly scheduled meeting the Monroe County Legislature, Commissioner James Werth was issued a proclamation for his 63 years of service in the Gates-Chili FD and the Gates Fire District. Jim’s wife Carol and Chief Timothy Goole were also in attendance. Thank you to the Monroe County Legislature for their recognition of … Read more
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