ALL New York Homes Must Have Carbon Monoxide Alarms as of February 22, 2010. A new state law, known as Amanda’s Law, was effective as of February 22, 2010, and requires all residences, both new and existing, to have carbon monoxide alarms installed. Please click on this link for information from the Office of Fire Prevention and Control.
Fire Prevention - Fire Safety
This page contains some basic but important informaion regarding Fire Prevention and Fire Safety. There is an abundance of information on the INTERNET on these topics. On this page you will find links to credible websites that contain important information that can help keep you and your family safe. Please take the time to review this important information with members of your household.
Rapid response time of emergency personnel to a crisis is critical. One of the easiest ways to assist Fire, Police and Ambulance personnel is to be in compliance with the Webster Town and Village codes in regards to house numbers. Local and State codes require that your house numbers be at least 4" tall and be placed in a highly visible part of your home or business that faces the street. It is also highly suggested that the numbers be a contrasting color to the surface they are mounted on. If you have a street mailbox directly in front of your home or business it is also suggested that the same types of numbers be posted on the mailbox post so they can be easily seen from both approaching directions. If you were an emergency responder, which house numbers below would you rather see? Help us to help you !!
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