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State fire marshal's guide to a merry and safe holiday celebration - Lynnwood Today

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The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office is urging families to prioritize fire safety as the holiday season approaches, releasing essential guidelines for a safe celebration. With festive activities often involving increased use of decorations, cooking, and candle lighting, the risk of fire incidents can rise significantly. The guidelines address vital safety practices, including ensuring that holiday lights are in good condition and keeping flammable materials away from heat sources. Additionally, the importance of having functional smoke detectors and a well-thought-out fire escape plan is emphasized. These measures aim to minimize hazards and promote a secure environment for family gatherings.

The Fire Marshal’s Office stresses that awareness and prevention can significantly reduce the risk of fire-related accidents during this joyous time. Families are encouraged to adopt these safety tips to ensure a worry-free holiday season. By taking these precautions, the community can enjoy a festive atmosphere while safeguarding their homes.

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