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FAN THE FLAMES
Last March, 17-year-old Lake Minneola High School student Trevor Moss died when his family’s Minneola home caught on fire. Other occupants of the home escaped with minor injuries. Since October is National Fire Prevention Month, we’re offering some tips to keep you from suffering the same devastating fate.
• If you have food on a stove, do not leave it unattended.
• Make sure flammable objects such as potholders and towels are away from cooking areas.
• Have a smoke alarm on each floor and test them regularly to ensure they work
• Formulate an escape plan and practice it routinely.
• Consider installing fire sprinklers into your home.
*Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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