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Harvest Season Safety
Are you prepared for a safe, successful harvest?
Fireworks and Fire Safety Tips
More fires are reported on July 4th than any other day of the year... So, as you prepare to celebrate our nation’s independence by enjoying the nice warm weather, boating, barbecuing, or enjoying some fireworks you also need to prepare for fire safety.
Grilling Season | Fire Safety Tips
As more people begin barbecuing burgers, steaks, and kabobs, there’s an increased risk of injury and fire damage. To keep you and your loved ones safe this grilling season, follow these fire safety tips!
Is Your Operation Prepared for Fire?
With proper prevention and preparation a fire can be a minor inconvenience instead of a devastating loss of property and life. Some places we recommend you have an extinguisher include the following…
Flooding and Fire Safety
If you experience flooding, water damage should not be your only concern. Learn about the fire hazards from flooding here.
Snowmobile Safety
We are all excited to get outside and ride snowmobile, but before hitting the snow you should always practice safety. Start by checking the following...
Get Hooked on Ice Fishing Safety
Before going out on the frozen lake, pond, or even river, learn how take extra precautions to ensure safety for not just yourself, but everyone on the ice. Read how here!
Top 10 Winter Farm Fire Hazards
There is never a good time for a fire, especially on the farm. Prepare and prevent a fire tragedy today by being aware of the top 10 winter farm fire hazards.
29 Wonderful Years of Fire Safety and More!
Saving lives and property has been our passion for the past 29 years. And it all started in 1989, when a 19-year-old kid with a love for fire safety sold his first fire extinguisher. Today, we celebrate that kid, firefighter Allen Kronebusch who runs AKE Safety Equipment as we cherish our 29th anniversary.
Avoid a Haunting Halloween
Halloween is quickly approaching and soon children will be dressed in costumes in search of candy. Although costumes and decorations for Halloween are fun, they also pose numerous fire hazards as well. To eliminate the threat of fire, take a few safety precautions this year to protect your family, friends, and the many trick-or-treaters sure to stop by.
