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Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Just because there’s less traffic on the road, doesn’t mean it is okay to speed or drive recklessly while traveling for essential purposes. Please keep yourself and first responders safe on the road by obeying speed limits and traffic laws. 🏁🏎️🚓
ALT Parody road sign image that says "You are not qualifying at Pocono"
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Hoping we don't need this later today 🤞 Store these numbers in your cell phone:
• PECO: 1-800-841-4141
• PPL: 1-800-342-5775
• MetEd: 1-888-544-4877
REMEMBER: Don't call 9-1-1 to report your power outage unless it's a life-threatening emergency.
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
#COVID19 Update: 2 additional patients tested presumed positive in Montgomery County. Both adults have mild symptoms and are isolated at home. They tested presumptive positive after known international exposure. Total PA presumptive positive cases = 6.
ALT Info about COVID-19
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Last weekend, #MontcoPA US&R traveled to northern PA to refresh their skills on #icerescue. They spent the majority of the day practicing boat-based rescue, direct contact rescue, and self-rescue. This #training keeps our members' skills sharp & in a constant state of readiness.
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Turning in for the night? Turn off your space heater. For more safety tips visit: bit.ly/36lvOWi
#WednesdayWisdom #safetyfirst
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
ATB: Drive Right Pass Left. This #AskTrooperBrent reminds motorists to drive in the right-hand lane and use the left lane for passing. If you have a question, let us know: tweet #AskTrooperBrent or send it via email 📧 to [email protected].
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
@ColmarFire Thanks Santa for the visit. One little boy was so excited to see you...the other well... he was brought to tears...next year will be for joy! You really do such an amazing job at jump starting the Christmas spirit :-) merry Christmas!
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Based on @NWS_MountHolly forecast, a #CodeBlue has been declared for #MontcoPA starting TOMORROW (Wed, Dec 18th) at 6 PM and ending on Fri, Dec 20th at 12 PM. During this time period, the wind chill is expected to be at or below 20° F. For more info, visit montcopa.org/CodeBlue
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Some #winterweather is expected later today in #MontcoPA, which may affect the evening commute. Be sure to check the current forecast this afternoon before heading out on the road!
Here is our latest briefing on winter weather expected today for much of the area: weather.gov/media/phi/curren… #NJWX #PAWX #DEWX #MDWX
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
#WreathsAcrossAmerica honors the sacrifice of fallen veterans. This week, the event was commemorated in the PA Capitol Building.
Wreath-laying ceremonies will take place across the country today. I am humbled to sponsor 3 wreaths at the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
A #CodeBlue goes into effect at 9pm Wed, Dec 11 til 9am Thu, Dec 12 as temps/wind chills are expected to be at or below 20 degrees. Any #MontcoPA resident who needs emergency shelter can call @YWHMontCo by dialing 2-1-1. Call 9-1-1 if you see someone who needs immediate help.
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Based on @NWS_MountHolly forecast info, a #CodeBlue has been declared for #MontcoPA effective immediately and ending on Thurs 11/14 at 10 AM. During this time period, the temp and wind chill are expected to be at or below 20° F. For more info, visit montcopa.org/CodeBlue
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
#SmokeAlarmSaturday: Some of today’s newer smoke alarms don’t need the batteries to be replaced annually, but ALL smoke alarms need to be working. When you turn back your clock this Sunday (Nov. 3), change replaceable batteries & test your smoke alarms! bit.ly/2xCgw0r
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
Daylight Saving Time is Sunday morning, so it's important to remember when you change your clocks, change your smoke detector batteries.
Check the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to make sure the detectors are working properly and replace the batteries.
Colmar Fire Company retweeted
#TestItTuesday: Smoke alarms cuts the risk of dying in a fire in half – test them monthly to make sure they’re working! bit.ly/2JOJMt2 #SmokeAlarmsSaveLives
