Niagara Falls Fire - Canada
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Official account for the City of Niagara Falls, Canada, Fire Department. This account is not monitored. In the event of an emergency, dial 911.
Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada
Joined February 2014
RT @ONFireMarshal: 6 weeks into 2025 and we’ve seen 12 fatal fires. Fire doesn’t stop, particularly in the winter months. Our thoughts are…
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RT @jonpeggOFM: This is extremely important. Please don’t go another minute without knowing you have working smoke alarms and everyone in y…
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Please check out these Safe Winter Driving Tips!
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RT @jozambito: With 1.25 M young people struggling with their #mentalhealth here in Canada, we can all play a role in helping them get the…
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Happy New Year from the Niagara Falls Fire Department!
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Fire Chief Zambito and the Niagara Falls Fire Department staff wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season.
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If buying gifts that include lithium-ion batteries, be sure they are approved for use in Canada and meet safety regulations. Don't modify devices or batteries and always use the proper charging cords for that toy or device!
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RT @ONFireMarshal: The Office of the Fire Marshal does not recommend using fire blankets for kitchen fires but instead recommends keeping a…
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Don't let your holidays go up in smoke! Ensure that all smokers head outside with their cigarettes and that butts are disposed of properly!
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Living in Canada, we know the need for people to use different types of heat in their homes. It is important when using any heating appliance that we keep items that can burn as far away as possible and only use appliances that are certified and maintained in good condition!
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The holidays are a busy time in and out of the home. It is important to stay focused on fire safety during this time which includes never leaving cooking unattended. Most home fires start in the kitchen - so look while you cook this Christmas!
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With the risk of fires increasing over the holiday season, it is even more important that you and your family have a home escape plan. It is important that when the smoke alarm sounds, everyone in the home knows exactly what to do!
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Holiday baking can be a fun way to get kids involved in seasonal traditions but there are a lot of hazards in the kitchen. Always keep an eye on the young bakers in your home and never leave the oven or stove unattended.
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We all want that "Clark Griswald" look with our holiday decor, but overloaded circuits are a huge fire risk. Limit the use of extension cords and power bars this holiday and make sure any electrical equipment is certified for safety!
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The only way to detect carbon monoxide(CO) is by installing and maintaining CO alarms in your home. Ensure CO alarms are installed and working in your sleeping areas. Stay safe this holiday season!
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Working smoke alarms installed on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas will help prevent tragedies this holiday season.
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Decorating with candles this holiday season? Keep open flames away from anything that can burn and make sure decorations are located away from any hazards.
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Real Christmas trees are beautiful but can be a fire risk! Keep your tree watered and heat sources away from the tree this holiday season!
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12 DAYS OF HOLIDAY FIRE SAFETY- Day 1: HOLIDAY LIGHTS. This year, use outdoor-rated LED lights and hang with nail-free clips. Cut your losses and toss damaged strings—an electrical fire is a sure bet for a lousy holiday. Make the holidays even brighter with working smoke alarms.
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Officially retired! Congratulations to Firefighter Peacefull after more than 26 years of service with the NFFD. Thank you for your service, Ian, and enjoy this well-deserved chapter ahead!
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