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LISTEN: Is Your Family Ready? Create a Home Fire Escape Plan Today

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Matt Wyatt

Children regularly practice fire drills at school, but many families overlook planning at home, where most fires actually happen. In this episode, Maria Busuito shares crucial tips from the Rochester Fire Department on creating a family fire escape plan, practicing it together, and keeping your loved ones safe.

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