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Topeka firefighters are on a mission to save lives by installing free smoke alarms and offering essential fire-prevention tips to local residents in partnership with the American Red Cross.

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Topeka firefighters help install free smoke alarms through Red Cross partnership
The American Red Cross and Topeka Fire Department partner to install smoke alarms and provide fire-prevention guidance. The episode cites national program figures and recent neighborhood alarm campaigns in Highcrest and Oakland.
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November 14, 2026 at 2:26 AM
As winter approaches, Topeka fire officials warn that simple safety checks on smoke alarms and space heaters could save lives—are you prepared?

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Topeka fire officials urge winter checks on alarms and household fire risks
Topeka Fire Department Chief Chad Longstaff and Red Cross director Jane Blocker discussed winter fire risks, including space heaters, cooking and furnaces. They recommended monthly alarm checks, escape planning and keeping combustibles at least 6 feet from space heaters.
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November 14, 2026 at 10:45 PM
Topeka's fire officials are sounding the alarm on the hidden dangers of lithium-ion batteries, warning that their rapid ignition could put your home at risk this Fire Safety Month.

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Topeka fire official warns of lithium‑ion battery risks
Assistant Fire Marshal Dylan Smith said lithium‑ion battery fires can ignite suddenly, are difficult to extinguish and are pushing evolving code changes. He cited demonstration tests and urged caution charging devices and storing batteries safely.
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October 2, 2026 at 8:45 AM