Thanksgiving safety from the Washington State Fire Marshals Office - Lynnwood Today

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The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office urges families to prioritize fire safety during Thanksgiving festivities. Cooking-related fires peak on this holiday, making it essential for families to remain vigilant. The National Fire Protection Association reports that Thanksgiving Day is the leading day for home cooking fires. Officials recommend having a fire extinguisher accessible and ensuring smoke alarms are operational. Additionally, families should refrain from leaving cooking unattended and should be cautious with decorations.

Local fire departments are prepared to assist with safety tips and resources. By promoting awareness and preparedness, officials aim to prevent accidents and ensure a joyful celebration. Prioritizing safety allows families to enjoy the holiday without the threat of fire-related incidents.

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