CJC warns against use of grills, fire pits
The Central Jackson County Fire Protection District is warning residents that open flame appliances – charcoal barbecue grills, fire pits, etc. – become more dangerous as temperatures rise.
CJC advises against using these appliances. If you must use an open flame, take extra precautions:
Have water ready in case ashes blow out. Dispose of ashes in a metal container once they are completely out. Discard cigarettes in a safe, approved container, not out the window of cars or into grass and flower beds.Remain inside if possible. If you must be outside, remember to drink plenty of water and watch for signs of heat illness: dizziness, nausea, vomiting, headache and lack of perspiration. Keep pets indoors and monitor elderly neighbors, family members and children.
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By Anonymous The Central Jackson County Fire Protection District is warning residents that open flame appliances – charcoal barbecue grills, fire pits, etc. – become more dangerous as temperatures rise. CJC advises against using these appliances.
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And Smith Street in downtown Blue Springs. This free family event brings together residents, law enforcement agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials for an evening focused on crime prevention and safety.
Among the participating organizations are: Central Jackson County Fire Protection District, Lee’s Summit Underwater Rescue and Recovery Team, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, CodeRED, Let’s Move! Blue Springs and many more.
Councilman Dale Carter, Blue Springs native and morning show co-host for Country 94.1, KFKF will emcee the event’s main stage. Entertainment includes a magic exhibition by former Mayor Steve Steiner, a musical performance by the Holy Hill Baptist Church Youth Choir and dancers from TaJazz School of Dance.
“National Night Out is an important outreach event that allows our officers to personally interact with our community,” says National Night Out Coordinator Sgt. Allen Kintz of the Blue Springs Police Department. “It’s the perfect family outing, with information about crime prevention, health and safety, as well as free food, games, prizes, live entertainment featuring local performers, and much more.”
Mayor Ross encourages residents to take part in this year’s National Night Out activities saying they are, “an important step to strengthening the crime prevention partnership between police, residents and the community at large.”
“National Night Out is a free event that gives residents the opportunity to meet Blue Springs officers and civilians working to keep our community safe. By stepping out on a unified front, we’re sending a message to criminals letting them know that Blue Springs’ neighborhoods are organized and fighting back to prevent crime in our community.”
Blue Springs National Night Out sponsors include: Target, UMB Bank, Price Chopper, Sonic, Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce, Kennedy’s Custom Jewelers, 3 Suns Cruise and Tours, Kleinschmidt’s Western Store, Blue Springs Fitness, China One, Panera Bread, Texas Roadhouse, Rancho Grande, Family YMCA Blue Springs, Union Station, 1 Bible Baptist Church, The Cake Pan and Lamar’s Donuts.
For additional information about the Blue Springs National Night Out Against Crime event including scheduled vendors and performances, visit www.bluespringsgov.com/nno or call (816) 228-0178.
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