First responders are reminding the public to take extra precautions before venturing onto frozen rivers, lakes and ponds.
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The Lima Fire Department is visiting schools during Fire Prevention Week to educate students on the theme “Charge into Fire Safety,” warning about the fire risks of overloaded outlets, lithium-ion batteries and unsafe chargers.
“Our assignment was we need to check our smoke detector, so we can see if it works in case we have a fire, and you always need a door,” said Alanna Watkins, one of the program participants. “You don't want to live in a basement or attic if you don't have a door. And you have to have a plan, so when you have a sleepover with your friends, you have to tell them where to meet up if you have a fire.”
The Lima Noon Optimist Club's Safety City summer programs are underway.
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