Safety & Prevention

Huntington Fire Department wants everyone in our community to be safe. Prevent emergencies by observing the following safety tips and advice.

CHECK YOUR BURNERS & INSTALL CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS

In winter, heating equipment is the biggest fire culprit.

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Winter is Coming!

Keep Hydrants Clear!

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Make Sure To Call 911 First!

The March fire at 425 New York Avenue was extremely destructive and could have been deadly.

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Fire Tips

Fire is a devastating event. Each year, more than 25,000 Americans are injured in fires.

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Winter Safety Tips

Car Warming: Never leave your car running in the garage to warm it up. Vehicle engines produce carbon monoxide (CO) that can quickly fill your home.

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Practice Propane Grill Safety

Never take propane grill usage, storage and transportation lightly. Hundreds of fires and injuries occur annually from gas grill fires and explosions.

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Burner Service

Winter is here and heating units are working hard. If you haven’t already done so, have your burner serviced and inspected by a trusted, licensed professional.

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10 Good Sense Fire Safety Tips

Here are our top 10 Fire Safety Tips

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Seven Smoke Alarm Safety Tips

The fire death rate in homes with working smoke alarms is over 50% lower than those with working smoke alarms. The U.S. Fire Administration and the American Red Cross recommend these simple safety steps.

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Watch Out For Carbon Monoxide

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a silent, odorless, tasteless and invisible killer. Hundreds of Americans die annually from accidental non-fire-related CO poisoning, more than any other poison. The US Product Safety Commission reports that fire departments respond to tens of thousands of carbon monoxide incidents each year.

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Have A Safe Summer

As outdoor activities increase during the summer months, please follow some safety tips to help keep you and your loved ones safe this summer.

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