Alle-Kiski Valley, Pa. – Fire Prevention week is an essential for pre-school students to learn about firefighters duties and how to be safe with this years theme of “Charge Into Fire Safety” focusing that Safe Charging is a Superpower when understand how to charge today’s electronic devices. Image Copyright Lowes Computers Students from the Highlands Early Childhood Center got to meet first responders from Pioneer Hose, Hilltop Hose, Citizens Hoze and Eureka-Fire Rescue to learn all about fire safety. First responders are the teachers of fire safety, demonstrating firefighter airpacks, ladder trucks, and students got a peek inside an ambulance from Citizen’s Hose. The jist of the event teaches youngsters the following: Key Focus Areas (NFPA 2026 Campaign) Safe Charging Habits: Use only manufacturer-approved chargers and cables. Hard Surfaces: Always charge devices on hard, flat, nonflammable surfaces—never on beds, couches, or under pillows. Unplug When Full: Disconnect devices once they reach a full charge to prevent overheating. E-Mobility & Large Devices: Charge large items like e-bikes, scooters, and power tools outdoors when possible. Warning Signs: Immediately stop using devices that feel hot, swell, leak, smell strange, or make unusual noises. Many thanks to the firefighters and the EMS crews for taking their time to educated the yourth of tomorrow. Image Copyright Lowes Computers Image Copyright Lowes Computers Post navigation “Coffee with aCop” at the Lower Burrell Police Department 1 injured in 3-vehicle crash in Creighton
