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Fire Departments Urge Safety Amid Milder Weather

Staff Report / apexlocal.org

**Milder Weather in Wake County: Fire Departments Urge Safety**

RALEIGH, NC – Wake County has been experiencing milder weather recently, providing perfect conditions for outdoor activities. Local fire departments are reminding residents to prioritize fire safety while enjoying activities like bonfires and cookouts.

In a report shared by Wake County Government, they advise practicing responsible fire safety measures to protect families, neighbors, and local firefighters. Several fire departments across the county, including Rolesville Fire Department, Wake Forest Fire Department, Zebulon Fire Department, and others, are encouraging these precautions.

As the pleasant weather continues, fire stations such as Fuquay-Varina Fire Department, Holly Springs Fire Department, Garner Fire Rescue, and the Town of Apex Fire Department aim to ensure that communities remain safe during outdoor gatherings. Additional support comes from departments like Morrisville Fire Department, Northern Wake Fire Department, and Wendell Fire Department.

Residents are advised to follow basic fire safety guidelines, such as maintaining a safe distance between the fire and flammable materials, keeping water or an extinguisher nearby, and never leaving fires unattended. By taking these measures, citizens can help prevent accidents and reduce risks for local emergency responders.

Wake County’s coordinated network of fire departments, which also includes agencies like Swift Creek Fire Dept. and Fairview Rural Fire Department, reminds everyone to stay responsible and prioritize safety during this season of outdoor enjoyment.

For more fire safety tips, visit your local fire department or follow updates provided by Wake County on social media.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

Feb 7, 2025 at 4:26 PM

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