fire safety

Do you know?

By now you probably have all of your decorations up in your home. Maybe you have a fireplace with stockings hanging by the mantle or your Christmas tree all lit up and decorated. Here are a few tips to make sure everything stays beautiful this holiday season without the chance of a house fire.

While you serve up a delicious Thanksgiving dinner this week, here are some safety tips to help you have a safe and happy dinner.

Safety is one of our primary concerns in our homes and apartments. Now a new law makes it mandatory to replace old smoke detectors.

Now that you have found your perfect Christmas tree, here are some tips to make it last as long as possible and to keep you safe.

The American Red Cross volunteers will be knocking on doors throughout the Capital Region to install smoke detectors for those who need them. They are hoping they get a warmer reception by getting the word out sooner this year.

All across New York state volunteer fire departments will be open this weekend in efforts to recruit new members.  Much of the state relies on volunteers to staff their fire houses. Do you have what it takes?

Last week there was a horrific house fire in Gloversville, N.Y.  These stories are never good, fire is such a life destroying entity. Even after all the flames are extinguished there is so much that can never be recovered, or replaced. The best that you can hope for if this sort of tragedy ever befalls your family ids that everyone gets out safely.