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Unified Fire Authority (UFA) is Utah’s largest fire agency with 695 employees serving an estimated 473,921 residents in 15 municipalities and unincorporated Salt Lake County. The UFA provides service to all unincorporated areas of Salt Lake County and one municipality (Eagle Mountain) is located in Utah County.

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FOR REAL… WATER YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE

Please spread the word! Real trees need to be checked and or watered daily. This is a real threat that can never be taken lightly.

#housefire #christmastime #happyholidays #spreadingcheer #foryoupage

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FOR REAL… WATER YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE Please spread the word! Real trees need to be checked and or watered daily. This is a real threat that can never be taken lightly. #housefire #christmastime #happyholidays #spreadingcheer #foryoupage

We’re pretty good at showing you what not to do, and it’s only because we want people to see how fast things can go bad. Turkey fryers get a lot of attention this time of year, but they’re only one of the risks we see around Thanksgiving.

While you’re cooking your holiday dishes, watch out for the things that cause the most trouble in real kitchens:

• Walking away from the stove
• Grease getting too hot
• Clutter near burners
• Kids or pets running through the workspace

Keep your kitchen clear, stay close to what you’re cooking, and have a safe holiday season.

#thanksgiving #fyp #housefire #goodfood #family

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We’re pretty good at showing you what not to do, and it’s only because we want people to see how fast things can go bad. Turkey fryers get a lot of attention this time of year, but they’re only one of the risks we see around Thanksgiving. While you’re cooking your holiday dishes, watch out for the things that cause the most trouble in real kitchens: • Walking away from the stove • Grease getting too hot • Clutter near burners • Kids or pets running through the workspace Keep your kitchen clear, stay close to what you’re cooking, and have a safe holiday season. #thanksgiving #fyp #housefire #goodfood #family

To help protect first responders, tow truck drivers and others on the road shoulder, it’s the law to slow down and move over. @utahdps

#fire #firefighter #utah #firedepartment #emergencyresponse

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To help protect first responders, tow truck drivers and others on the road shoulder, it’s the law to slow down and move over. @utahdps #fire #firefighter #utah #firedepartment #emergencyresponse

Safety Stache says as colder months approach, incidents of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning increase. CO is a colorless, odorless invisible byproduct of incomplete combustion of fuels that displaces oxygen in our blood.

Sources?
-automobiles
-small engines
-lanterns
-stoves
-grills
-furnaces
-generators

Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, weakness.

If experiencing these symptoms, leave the space into fresh air and call 911.

Prevention tips!
-Service your appliances frequently by certified technicians
-Install CO monitors on each level of your home.
-Do not use fuel burning devices inside
-Do not run a vehicle for extended periods of time in garage
-Inspect exhaust stacks and air intakes to be clear of snow or debris
-Ensure fireplace is vented

Be safe out there everyone!

#fire #carbonmonoxide #co #poison #firedept

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Safety Stache says as colder months approach, incidents of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning increase. CO is a colorless, odorless invisible byproduct of incomplete combustion of fuels that displaces oxygen in our blood. Sources? -automobiles -small engines -lanterns -stoves -grills -furnaces -generators Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, weakness. If experiencing these symptoms, leave the space into fresh air and call 911. Prevention tips! -Service your appliances frequently by certified technicians -Install CO monitors on each level of your home. -Do not use fuel burning devices inside -Do not run a vehicle for extended periods of time in garage -Inspect exhaust stacks and air intakes to be clear of snow or debris -Ensure fireplace is vented Be safe out there everyone! #fire #carbonmonoxide #co #poison #firedept

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