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While we focus on preventing fires, it’s also essential to be prepared for the aftermath. If your home or business suffers fire damage, fast action is critical to restoring your space safely. We’re here to help you recover, no matter the extent of the damage. This Fire Prevention Week, be prepared, stay safe, and know that ProKleen has your back if the unexpected happens. #FirePreventionWeek #FireRestoration #ProKleen #FireSafety

Are the homes and equipment in your communities engineered to prevent wildfires? Let’s talk about spark arrestors and chimney caps! Are residents having their equipment, like lawnmowers, checked regularly to prevent sparks and being careful when using gas-powered equipment on hot, dry days? Do homes with chimneys have chimney caps with spark guards to help prevent embers from escaping and causing chimney fires, roof damage and wildfires? Educate communities on these topics with resources available at https://bit.ly/3X02fnN. #FirePreventionWeek2024 #FirePreventionWeek #FirePrevention

Are you wildfire ready? Create a Wildfire Action Plan and review it with your family. 📝Visit ocfa.org/RSG to learn how to create a plan and be prepared in case of an emergency. #OCWildfirePreparedness #WildfireWednesday

Before you head back home following a wildfire, try to gather some basic supplies to make your return a safe one. More tips on returning home after an evacuation here: https://bit.ly/4bPm8VU #WildfireSafety #WildfirePreparedness #HomeProtection #WildfireSeason #GetReady

🔥 Closed Fire Season Extended: Stay Vigilant, Idaho! 🔥 Due to persistent wildfire risks and unseasonably dry conditions, the Idaho Department of Lands has extended the closed fire season beyond October 20, 2024. Burn permits for state and private lands are now REQUIRED statewide UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Steps You Should Take: 1️⃣ Get Your Burn Permit: Visit www.burnpermits.idaho.gov 2️⃣ Check Local Conditions before burning. 3️⃣ Be Fire Smart: Always fully extinguish all fires and never leave them unattended. Let’s work together to protect our lands and communities! 🌲🔥 #OneTeam #Together4Idaho #WildfirePrevention

May is Wildfire Awareness Month. 🔥 Wildfire isn't just a seasonal threat in Colorado—it's a constant reality. This means it's crucial for us to make our homes and businesses resilient to wildfires. 🌲 Agencies like the Colorado State Forest Service, Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control, and U.S. Forest Service are hard at work on mitigation, management, and response strategies. However, the responsibility also falls on us, the residents, to take proactive steps to safeguard our properties. 🏠 Let's stay informed, prepared, and connected. Learn more about how to protect your business with this infographic: https://lnkd.in/efN7azqD #WildfirePreparedness #ColoradoLiving #coloradobusinessinsurance #CRSInsuranceBrokerage

Did you know? The four costliest wildfires in the U.S. have occurred since 2017 - California’s Camp Fire, Tubbs Fire and Woolsey Fire and Hawaii’s Lahaina Fire. The National Fire Protection Association calculates the cost of those recent fires at 244 human lives lost, more than 29,000 structures destroyed, and a dollar loss of over $39 billion. If you or your practice are affected by a fire, our dedicated advisors, analysts and team are all readily available to help. Check out our wildfire resource page to learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02Tj6t90

It’s the little things that can spark uncontrollable household fires. Let’s stay aware of everyday practices that could lead to danger in our homes. Here are some essential tips to keep your space safe and secure. Your safety is our priority! #Fire #StayAlert #PranaFM #FireDetection #homesafety #PranaFM #firesolutions #edenvalecommunity #fireprotectionsystems

🔥✨ Stay safe during these devastating fires in Colorado with these fire safety tips! 🔥✨ 1. Keep an eye on local news and evacuation alerts to stay informed. 2. Create a defensible space around your home by clearing away brush and debris. 3. Have an emergency evacuation plan in place for your family and pets. 4. Make sure to have a go bag packed with essentials like water, food, and important documents. 5. Avoid outdoor burning and be cautious with any open flames or fireworks. 6. Stay indoors if the air quality is poor and keep windows and doors closed. 7. Have a fire extinguisher on hand and know how to use it in case of an emergency. 8. Stay in touch with neighbors and check on elderly or vulnerable community members. 9. Remember, safety is the top priority during wildfire season. Let's all do our part to stay safe and protect our communities during these challenging times. Together, we can overcome these fires and emerge stronger than ever. Stay safe, Colorado! 🙏🔥 #ColoradoFireSafety #WildfirePrevention #StaySafeColorado

Staying up-to-date with the latest information about wildfires in your area, like the Lee Falls Fire & Clackamas County fire, is step #1 when it comes to safety: https://bit.ly/3WHyXvS