With colder weather approaching, Jones is urging residents to keep fire safety top of mind
As summer 2026 fades away, Brockville Fire Chief Melanie Jones is reminding residents to prepare for the changing season and the fire safety risks that can come with it.
She outlined a few things that locals should be aware of heading into the fall months.
She says anything that can burn should be kept at least three feet away from woodstoves, fireplaces and space heaters.
Jones also highlighted other fall-related safety hazards for residents to keep in mind.
She is urging residents to check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms as part of their fall safety routine.
Jones also said it is important that leaves, sticks and other debris are cleared away from homes.
With colder weather approaching, Jones is urging residents to keep fire safety top of mind.
Story by: Evan Gibb
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