Replace Aging Carbon Monoxide Alarms; They Don’t Last Forever Carbon monoxide (CO) alarms have been required in nearly every residence since March of 2006. The life expectancy of these alarms is 5-7 years, depending on the alarm manufacturer. Many CO …
The United States Fire Administration (USFA) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) are working together to remind everyone that home fires are more prevalent in winter than in any other season. This is due in part to an increase …
It’s that time of year again! The Billerica Firefighters Local 1495 will be collecting toy donations in support of the Toys for Tots campaign this season! The Billerica Fire Department is an official Toys for Tots drop off location. Now …
On November 4th, as we turn our clocks back, this is a good time to change the batteries in our smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Winter is when more fires occur in our homes – where we feel safest – …
Hurricane Safety The State Fire Marshal has posted hurricane safety information online. It is recommended that you review the entire posting. To do so, please click here. A few key points from the posting include: Do not use a charcoal or …
