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In fireworks-wary Illinois, fountain sparklers are debated

In fireworks-wary Illinois, fountain sparklers are debated
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In fireworks-wary Illinois, fountain sparklers are debated

In fireworks-wary Illinois, fountain sparklers are debated
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So Jacksonville Fire Dept Installs Over 200 Smoke Detectors Throughout Village

By Jeremy Coumbes on March 12, 2021 at 6:27pm Several South Jacksonville residences are now a bit safer. The South Jacksonville Fire Department has spent a good deal of time installing new smoke detectors in several homes throughout the village. Fire Chief Rich Evans says within the last few years, the South Jacksonville Fire Department signed up to take part in the Be Alarmed Smoke Alarm Installation Program. Be Alarmed is administered cooperatively between the Illinois Fire Safety Alliance (IFSA) and the Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal (OSFM). The program distributes fire safety education materials and 10-year sealed battery smoke alarms free of charge to fire departments in the state of Illinois.

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State Fire Marshal reminds Illinoisans to practice safety

State Fire Marshal reminds Illinoisans to practice safety Canton Daily Ledger SPRINGFIELD The Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) reminds Illinoisans to test, check for expired alarms and replace batteries in their smoke alarms as they change the clock this weekend. “Working smoke alarms are critical to preventing serious injuries and death in the case of a house fire. It only takes a couple of extra minutes to push the test button on smoke alarm or CO alarm to ensure it’s working. That extra minute or two could save your life one day,” said State Fire Marshall Matt Perez. “In 2020, the pandemic slowed the efforts of our “Be Alarmed” program. Still, we had 185 participating fire departments from 61 counties in Illinois install 1,655 10-year sealed smoke alarms in Illinois homes. Thanks to their dedication, there are nearly 600 homes in Illinois protected and nearly 1,400 residents educated on smoke alarm maintenance, home fire safety and home fire escape plans. R

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OSFM raises awareness during National Burn Awareness Week

OSFM raises awareness during National Burn Awareness Week Canton Daily Ledger SPRINGFIELD National Burn Awareness Week, is an initiative of the American Burn Association and is a coming together of burn, fire and life safety educators to make the public aware of the frequency, devastation and causes of burn injury. The week introduces consistent and authoritative measures to prevent these injuries and how to best care for those that are injured. The theme for National Burn Awareness Week 2021, “Electrical Safety from Amps to Zap!”, highlights a common risk of injury that exists from unprotected electrical outlets, improperly used extension cords, lightning, and workplace electrical injuries. Annually, in the United States, approximately 400,000 people receive medical care for treatment of burn injuries. In 2018 alone, there were 3,655 deaths from fire and smoke inhalation and another 40,000 people were treated in hospitals for burn related injuries.

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