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    The CITY OF WATERTOWN fire Department would like to solicit the help of our citizens in keeping fire hydrants clear of snow for the safety of the neighborhood.

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    The CITY OF WATERTOWN fire Department would like to solicit the help of our citizens in keeping fire hydrants clear of snow for the safety of the neighborhood.

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    The CITY OF WATERTOWN fire Department would like to solicit the help of our citizens in keeping fire hydrants clear of snow for the safety of the neighborhood.

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    CITY OF WATERTOWN, NEW YORK

    FIRE DEPARTMENT
    224 South Massey Street Watertown, New York 13601 (315) 785-7800 Fax: (315) 785-7821 Dale C. Herman, Fire Chief dherman@watertown-ny.gov

    Press Release
    December 28, 2012 For Immediate Release Contact: Dale C. Herman, Fire Chief Fire Hydrants With the recent snow event affecting our community, the City of Watertown Fire Department would like to solicit the help of our citizens in keeping fire hydrants clear of snow for the safety of the neighborhood. When responding to a fire situation, every second counts, and maintaining a clear path to fire hydrants will assist City Fire Crews in performing their job as expediently as possible. Appliance Safety Please also make sure that snow does not accumulate around heating appliances air intakes or exhaust. Incomplete combustion does create carbon monoxide, which in high doses is deadly. Please make an effort to protect your home and family. The Officers and Members of the City of Watertown Fire Department thank you for your assistance in these matters.

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