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Carbon Monoxide and Ice Safety Tips and PSAs from Fire Chief Craig Lemire

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Town of Salem, NH

Salem Fire Chief Craig Lemire recently spoke with SCTV about two important Public Service Announcements regarding ice safety and carbon monoxide safety. They provide timely information for the winter months.

  1. Ice Safety

Salem Fire Chief, Craig Lemire, provides tips for ice safety in this quick 3 minute PSA. He demonstrates the hand ice picks that can help pull you up and reviews other techniques for getting to a safer place. Click the video card below to view the video:

2. Carbon Monoxide Facts and Safety Tips

Salem Fire Chief, Craig Lemire, informs the public about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide. It is odorless and colorless, so a carbon monoxide detector is an important protective device to have in your home. These can be purchased at many hardware stores. Chief Lemire also mentions other measures you can take to stay safe in this short PSA.

Additionally, check out these helpful infographics on carbon monoxide below:

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