Strathmore Fire Department - As the weather gets cooler, it's a great time for a reminder about Carbon Monoxide safety. Running vehicles, clothes dryers and wood burning fireplaces all produce CO. Keep
Fort Hood Family Housing - Do you know what to do if your carbon monoxide (CO) detector goes off? 1. Check to see if any member of your household is experiencing symptoms
![City Of Lynn Fire Dept. on Twitter: "Steady winds expected throughout the day causing snow drifts against your home. Homeowners with high-efficiency furnaces should make sure their air intake & exhaust pipes City Of Lynn Fire Dept. on Twitter: "Steady winds expected throughout the day causing snow drifts against your home. Homeowners with high-efficiency furnaces should make sure their air intake & exhaust pipes](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EpcEAhjXEAEwzrh.jpg)
City Of Lynn Fire Dept. on Twitter: "Steady winds expected throughout the day causing snow drifts against your home. Homeowners with high-efficiency furnaces should make sure their air intake & exhaust pipes
![Mark Poloncarz on Twitter: "Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious concern as snow drifts block furnace and dryer vents. Be sure to clear snow from your vents to prevent build-up of this Mark Poloncarz on Twitter: "Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious concern as snow drifts block furnace and dryer vents. Be sure to clear snow from your vents to prevent build-up of this](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fk62CSAXEAIUCD9.jpg:large)