As part of Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week, happening November 1-7, 2023, Tecumseh Fire Service is reminding Tecumseh residents about the risks of carbon monoxide and the important steps to take to avoid exposure in their homes.

Thank you to all the local Tecumseh schools who participated in the first annual Saved by the Beep! Special thank you to Naples Pizza at Lesperance Rd and County Rd 42 for providing the amazing pizza!

Earlier this week, Tecumseh Fire & Rescue received 234 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through Safe Community Project Zero, from Enbridge Gas Inc. (Enbridge Gas), the Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Safety Council. This will help keep our community safe!

Ensure your holiday decorations are flame-resistant and placed away from heat sources. Keep candles and lights away from flammable materials. Let's celebrate safely! #HolidaySafety #FireSafety

Avoid kitchen fires by never leaving cooking unattended, keeping flammable items away from the stove, and having a fire extinguisher handy. Stay safe while whipping up festive treats! #CookingSafety #HolidayPrep

Before the chilly nights, ensure heaters and fireplaces are in good condition. Keep flammable items away, and never leave them unattended. Santa wants us to stay cozy AND safe! #HeatingSafety #WinterWarmth 🎅🏻

Tecumseh Fire is hosting a FREE Car Sear Clinic on Saturday, March 23 at Fire Station 1. Drop In Welcome or Register with Debbie at [email protected] or 519-979-4041 x212.

May 5 to 11 is Emergency Preparedness Week! Emergencies can happen any time of the year - be prepared & plan for every season. #EPWeek2024

Along with year-round essentials, stock your emergency kit with seasonal items like sunscreen, bug spray, extra hats & gloves. For a list of kit essentials, visit: ontario.ca/BePrepared

Making a plan is an important part of being safe during emergencies. Talk to your family, friends and loved ones about how you will prepare for & respond to an emergency. Learn more at tecumseh.ca/epweek24

A huge thank you to Banwell Towing for their donation of vehicles for our extrication training. This crucial training for our volunteer firefighters keeps their skills honed helping us to quickly assist people involved in vehicle collisions. 🚒

Join Tecumseh Fire & Rescue Services and Operation Lifesaver across Canada in bringing awareness to the 21st annual Rail Safety Week. Over the last five years, more than 100 Canadians have been seriously hurt or killed each year in railway crossing and trespasser incidents.

September 28 is Ontario's Test Your Smoke Alarm Day! Tecumseh Fire wants you to test your smoke alarms! Snap a photo of you or family members testing your smoke alarms and post it to social media using the hashtag #SavedByTheBeep.

Tecumseh Fire is excited to celebrate Fire Prevention Week, on October 1-4 from 6-8 pm at Fire Stations 1 & 2. Join Tecumseh Fire for Fire Truck rides, meeting Sparky, displays and fire safety demonstrations for all ages to enjoy and meet all your local Tecumseh firefighters.🚒🔥

We are excited to see everyone back at Stations 1 & 2 for Fire Prevention Week today! Thank you to everyone who has already visited us for tours, fire truck rides and visits with Sparky! 🚒

Whether you're getting ready for Valentines Day or just enjoying a new candle, stay safe with these tips: 🔥 Never leave candles unattended – always blow them out when you leave the room. 🔥 Keep candles 1 foot away from anything flammable like curtains or decorations.

This Valentine's Day, show your love by prioritizing safety! Test smoke alarms and check fire extinguishers-nothing says “I care” like a safe home! ❤️

Spring forward safely! As you set your clocks ahead, don’t forget to change those smoke alarm batteries too! Daylight saving time will begin this year on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m. local time. ⏰️

Hear that fire alarm? Act fast! Every second counts in a high-rise/apartment fire. Don't wait to see what others do - start your escape immediately.

Doing laundry is most likely part of your weekly routine. But did you know how important taking care of your clothes dryer is to the safety of your home? The leading cause of home clothes dryer fires is failure to clean them – ensure you are keeping your dryer in working order!