State Fire Marshal Urges Ohioans to Check Smoke, Carbon Monoxide Alarms

State Fire Marshal urges Ohioans to check smoke, carbon monoxide alarms

The National Fire Protection Association states the risk of dying in a house fire is reduced by 60% when smoke alarms are working properly.

Hoopeston, IL - Safety Alert: Fire Officials Urge Smoke and CO Detectors Checks This Week

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Hoopeston, IL – As colder weather settles in, the Hoopeston Fire Department is reminding residents about the importance of maintaining working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors this season. According to the department’s press release issued Sunday, carbon monoxide (CO) is both colorless and odorless—making it extremely dangerous without…