"One-third
of Georgia's fire fatalities last year involved
homes that didn't have smoke alarms, or where the
alarms didn't function," Oxendine said.
"If you've got a smoke alarm, make sure it's
in working order.
"Changing
the battery every year and cleaning dust from the
device is an easy way to ensure continued
protection of your family and your property. And
while you're thinking about fire safety, plan and
rehearse an escape route your family can use in
the event of fire," he said.
Daylight
saving time ends and standard time begins Sunday,
Oct. 31, at 2 a.m. when clocks are set back one
hour.
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