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State fire marshal recommends practicing fire, gas safety - Vimarsana News

State fire marshal recommends practicing fire, gas safety

At 2 a.m. Sunday, March 13, clocks spring forward one hour and State Fire Marshal Tim Bean recommends Missourians use the return of daylight saving time this weekend to change the batteries and test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Bean also urges families to practice their fire escape plans. Safety experts recommend families practice their...

STATE FIRE MARSHAL RECOMMENDS CHANGING SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES WHEN CLOCKS SPRING FORWARD - Vimarsana News

STATE FIRE MARSHAL RECOMMENDS CHANGING SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES WHEN CLOCKS SPRING FORWARD

STATE FIRE MARSHAL RECOMMENDS CHANGING SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES WHEN CLOCKS SPRING FORWARD

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STATE FIRE MARSHALL REMINDS RESIDENTS ABOUT FIRE SAFETY OVER THE HOLIDAYS - Vimarsana News

STATE FIRE MARSHALL REMINDS RESIDENTS ABOUT FIRE SAFETY OVER THE HOLIDAYS

STATE FIRE MARSHALL REMINDS RESIDENTS ABOUT FIRE SAFETY OVER THE HOLIDAYS

Source: kmmo.com
Thanksgiving begins period of higher fire risk as more friends, relatives gather to celebrate the holidays this yearOzark Radio News - Vimarsana News

Thanksgiving begins period of higher fire risk as more friends, relatives gather to celebrate the holidays this yearOzark Radio News

State Fire Marshal urges Missourians to put safety first as they cook, decorate and gather again for more family reunions and holiday parties in 2021 JEFFERSON CITY – More Missourians are expected to travel and gather together this year for larger Thanksgiving and holiday celebrations after a quieter holiday season in 2020 because of COVID-19. State Fire Marshal Tim Bean is advising folks to reduce the risk of fires as we enter the five-week period of elevated fire hazards. "Thanksgiving begins a five-week period of elevated fire hazards, with the three tops days of the year for cooking...