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Grillin'
Nothing says "summer" like a tasty Bar-B-Q with family and friends. Here are some tips to help keep your grilling safe.
~Never leave a grill unattended once it has been lit.
~Avoid using gasoline or other unstable flammable liquids to light the charcoal.
~Follow manufacturer's directions.
~Open all vents before and during cooking.
~Keep children 3 feet away from the hot grill
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Incident # 2268
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Lifeflight Standby
@ Wright Memorial Hosp.
Incident # 2267
03:08
Carbon Monoxide Investigation
On Southside of town
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Fire Safety Inpections
The best way to fight fires is to prevent them before they start. Routine building inspections are one of the most effective ways to do just that. The Trenton Fire Department provides the general public and buisness owners with residential and building fire inspections.
Residential Inspections
Though not required, residents who wish to voluntarily have their home inspected for fire prevention and safety may contact the Fire Department's non-emergency phone number: 359-5552. We will be glad to come to your home and show you ways to prevent fires and point out some possible hazards.
Daycare Inspections
Please contact the local offices for the Division of Family Service at 359-3971 and they can provide you with the nessecary requirements, including fire inspections, to establish a daycare service.
Business Inspections
For more information on business inspections contact Chief Tony Ralston at 359-5552.