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Fire Department emphasizes holiday safety measures to city council

December 16, 2024 | Fort Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky


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Fire Department emphasizes holiday safety measures to city council
During the Fort Thomas City Council meeting on December 16, 2024, community safety was a primary focus, particularly as the holiday season approaches. The Fire Department took the opportunity to remind residents about fire safety, emphasizing the importance of properly maintaining live Christmas trees. They urged homeowners to keep trees well-watered to prevent fire hazards, as dry trees can ignite quickly. Additionally, the department cautioned against overloading electrical circuits with holiday decorations, even with the increased use of energy-efficient LED lights.

The Police Department reported no significant incidents, indicating a stable environment during this festive period. However, they encouraged residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities.

This meeting highlighted the city's commitment to ensuring public safety during a time when fire risks typically increase. As the community prepares for holiday celebrations, these reminders serve as crucial guidance for residents to enjoy a safe and festive season. The council's focus on safety reflects broader community goals of fostering a secure environment for all Fort Thomas residents.

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