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  • Fire officials highlight seasonal risks, urge community caution

    As the holiday season brings lights, decorations and family gatherings, JBSA Fire & Emergency Services is encouraging the community to stay alert to the heightened fire risks that come with winter celebrations. The National Fire Protection Association, the leading source of national fire data,

  • AEDC Safety offers tips for happier, safer holiday season

    The holiday season is upon us.  It’s a time when families gather, parties are scheduled and travel peaks. During this time, most people decorate their houses, shop for gifts and cook delicious meals.Although these things are fun, they can also be dangerous and unsafe. It is imperative that safety be

  • Runway readiness with Airfield Management

    Behind every successful takeoff and landing at Tyndall lies the runway, and the 325th Operations Support Squadron airfield management team is responsible for it, keeping flight operations safe and efficient.

  • Don't let a fire ruin the feast

    An average of 358,500 house fires occur in the United States each year. Thanksgiving is the peak day for house fires, with three times the daily average in the U.S.             To ensure proper safety, monitoring your cooking is vital. The combination of crowded kitchens, distracted cooks, and

  • Be safe. think safe. safety first: Staff Sgt. Norris

    Whether it’s identifying hazards on the flight line or mentoring future leaders in the classroom, Staff Sgt. John Norris, 42d Air Base Wing occupational safety technician, exemplifies what it means to go above and beyond in service to his wing, community and country.

  • Sound the alarm on holiday safety

    The holiday season is a time for bringing joy, connection and plenty of celebration but keeping that spirit alive means thinking ahead. Before diving into the festivities, take a moment to consider safety. Whether cooking, decorating or traveling, a quick look at potential risks can help ensure the

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