It’s also important to note that cottages are often in remote areas where emergency response may take longer
The Brockville Fire Department is urging cottage goers to ensure their properties are safe this summer.
Fire Chief Melanie Jones says people should always check and test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
Jones shared a few more cottage fire safety tips for residents.
She also says to follow local burning regulations, keep water nearby, and avoid burning on windy days.
It’s also important to note that cottages are often in remote areas where emergency response may take longer.
Fire officials stress that a few minutes of prevention can prevent major damage and help keep families and properties safe throughout the cottage season.
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