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Do you think the guy who caused the big Reno fire wishes he had been more careful with those fireplace ashes? mynews3.com/content/news/s…

2 days ago

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LV Firefighters put their lives on the line daily; here's one of our Firefighter's helmets after a recent blaze. http://t.co/dSqSGa6g

3 days ago

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How the biggest critic of home fire sprinkler systems became their biggest advocate: nfpa.org/publicColumn.a…

1 week ago

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Here's another reason to quit smoking: Nearly 1,000 people each year are killed in home fires caused by cigarettes. Put it out - every time.

1 week ago

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LV Firefighters winter safety tip: Don't use space heaters in bathrooms or other areas where they may come in contact with water.

2 weeks ago

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Nothing beats the cold weather like a bowl of hot soup, but LV Firefighters warn that scalding is the second leading cause of all burns.

3 weeks ago

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Keep holiday decorations safe for 2012: trash those with loose or broken connections or bare wires. Store far from water, kids and pets.

Tuesday, 27 December 2011

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Firefighters really don't want to have to crash your holidays. Be careful cooking, decorating and reveling. Here's to happy, safe holidays!

Thursday, 22 December 2011

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That beloved Christmas tree? It also doubles as a giant matchstick so keep it away from heat sources, water it and go easy on the lights.

Wednesday, 21 December 2011

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Put the freeze on winter fires. Keep holiday candles at least 12 inches from anything that can burn.

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

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Light Christmas trees safely. Don't link more than three light strands, connect them to an extension cord and make sure wires aren't warm.

Saturday, 10 December 2011

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Never use a stovetop or an oven as a supplemental heating device. That's a big safely hazard and can be a source of toxic fumes.

Thursday, 08 December 2011