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Writer's pictureConstable Darren Smith

Grilling Fire Safety

Updated: Jul 4

Here are some essential tips for grilling safety based on the image you provided:


  • Use Your Grill Outside: Only use your grill outdoors. Keep it at least 3 feet away from siding, deck rails, and eaves to prevent accidental fires.

  • Clean Your Grill After Each Use: Cleaning your grill after each use removes grease buildup that can potentially start a fire. Regular maintenance helps keep your grill safe and efficient.

  • Open Your Gas Grill Before Lighting: Always open the lid before lighting it to prevent gas buildup, which can lead to a dangerous flare-up or explosion.

  • Keep a Safe Zone Around Your Grill: Maintain a 3-foot safe zone, free from children and pets. This helps prevent accidental contact with the hot grill.

  • Properly Dispose of Coals: After grilling, place the coals in a metal can with a lid once they have cooled. This ensures that any remaining embers do not start an unintended fire.

  • Monitor Your Grill: Never leave your grill, fire pit, or patio torches unattended while they are lit. Always keep an eye on them to quickly address any potential issues..


Following these tips can help ensure a safe and enjoyable grilling experience.


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