Safety Library

Click Below To Download the Cooking Safety Parent Checklist! This will provide you with everything you need to know to keep your kids safe while working in the kitchen this fall!

Click Below To Download the Cooking Safety Parent Checklist! This will provide you with everything you need to know to keep your kids safe while working in the kitchen this fall!

Nationwide, every year, nearly 2,000 children ages 14 and under are injured in residential fires, and more than 400 die. Approximately 80 percent of all fire-related deaths and injuries occur in the home. Fire is especially dangerous to young children, ages 5 and under. They don’t recognize the danger and don’t know how to react. Every year, dozens of children die while trying to escape from fires — yet only one out of four families say they have developed and practiced a fire escape plan. Plan and practice several escape routes and a safe place to meet outside. Teach children never to go back

Saturday, April 13th, 2019 1:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. Raymour and Flanigan 531 Route 46 West For more information, contact: Sergeant Niemiec of the Fairfield Police Department Traffic Unit at 973-227-1400, or email at police@fairfieldnj.org

Winter driving can hazardous and scary, especially in northern regions that get a lot of snow and ice. Additional preparations can help make a trip safer, or help motorists deal with an emergency. This sheet provides safety tips for your residents to help prevent motor vehicle injuries due to winter storms. THE THREE P'S OF SAFE WINTER DRIVING: PREPARE for the trip PROTECT yourself PREVENT crashes on the road PREPARE Maintain Your Car: Check battery and tire tread, keep your windows clear, put no freeze fluid in the washer reservoir, check your antifreeze. Have On Hand: Flash light, jumper