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Still looking for that perfect gift? This #ThrowbackThursday from TFD's 1992 video production crew offers a suggestion.
#tbt
Still looking for that perfect gift? This #ThrowbackThursday from TFD's 1992 video production crew offers a suggestion.
#tbt
S 15th St & S Sprague St, 11:08am - TFD is responding to an RV fire. Sprague St is being shut down while we continue to put out this fire. Please avoid the area.
5700 blk N 30th St, 12:25am - TFD responded to calls from neighbors about an apartment fire. Upon arrival, firefighters found smoke coming out of a window, quickly extinguished the fire, and discovered one deceased resident in the unit. The fire is currently under investigation.
Our goal for December’s Ready in a Year plan is to find potential hazards at home. Let’s take a look around your home!
👀 What are we looking for? 👀
📚 Tall furniture (like cabinets and bookcases) that could fall over during an earthquake
🏺 Heavy or breakable ...objects on high shelves (especially items that have sentimental value)
🪞 Mirrors, artwork, plants, and other hanging objects
📺 Electronics, microwaves, and other appliances like water heaters and air conditioners
🤔 What do we do next? 🤔
🛠️ Secure all of these objects so they are less likely to fall during an earthquake
🪟 If the items you identified can swing around (like hanging plants), make sure they can’t hit windows or swing off their hooks
🔨 Large objects like air conditioners and water heaters should have a brace to prevent them from moving or falling
🛌 Keep the area over your bed clear of heavy or breakable objects that could fall and injure you
Our goal for December’s Ready in a Year plan is to find potential hazards at home. Let’s take a look around your home!
👀 What are we looking for? 👀
📚 Tall furniture (like cabinets and bookcases) that could fall over during an earthquake
🏺 Heavy or breakable ...objects on high shelves (especially items that have sentimental value)
🪞 Mirrors, artwork, plants, and other hanging objects
📺 Electronics, microwaves, and other appliances like water heaters and air conditioners
🤔 What do we do next? 🤔
🛠️ Secure all of these objects so they are less likely to fall during an earthquake
🪟 If the items you identified can swing around (like hanging plants), make sure they can’t hit windows or swing off their hooks
🔨 Large objects like air conditioners and water heaters should have a brace to prevent them from moving or falling
🛌 Keep the area over your bed clear of heavy or breakable objects that could fall and injure you
For #ThrowbackThursday, let's revisit the TFD-produced show, Signal 1-11. In this 1992 episode, Bob Bronoske and R.P. Wallace give us some holiday-relevant safety tips.
#tbt
For #ThrowbackThursday, let's revisit the TFD-produced show, Signal 1-11. In this 1992 episode, Bob Bronoske and R.P. Wallace give us some holiday-relevant safety tips.
#tbt
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