How are you planning to celebrate/ honor Memorial Day weekend? Is the occasion a chance to barbeque and hang with friends, or is it a more solemn occasion as you remember a loved one? Share with us!
But no matter how you choose to spend your weekend, the Prince George’s County Fire Department want you to stay safe. Here are some tips via the College Park Patch:
So here are few ways you, your family and friends can stay safe. When it comes to grilling in Prince George's County grills must be at least 30 feet away from any multi-family apartment buildings. Grills are also illegal to use on balconies of apartments or condominium apartments. Other tips include:
- Don't use a grill indoors including garages, overhangs and canopies.
- When using a grill at your single family home, homeowners should use a 10-foot perimeter from anything combustible, including your house.
- Do not allow children and pets to play near a grill.
- Only use approved ignition fluids – don't use gasoline to ignite a grill.
- Keep a fire extinguisher, garden hose or bucket of sand nearby to douse a grill fire.
- Inspect your grill before you ignite to ensure everything is in working order.
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