| 2026 Incidents | |
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| Apr | 44 |
| May | 67 |
| Jun | 50 |
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| Aug | 66 |
| Sep | 39 |
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| Total | 689 |
| Past Years | |
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| 2024 | 654 |
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| Total | 5716 |
Leonardtown, MD
NFDRS station CEDARVILLE, MD (26.4 mi) - observed Oct 3, 2:19 PM
🔥 YOUR BATTERY MAY WARN YOU BEFORE IT FAILS 🔥 Lithium-ion batteries don’t always fail without warning |
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| By Clay County Fire and Rescue | |
| October 2, 2026 | |
| Knowing what to look for can help you recognize a problem before it becomes an emergency. ⚠️ Watch for: • A battery or device becoming unusually hot If something doesn’t look, smell, or sound right — stop using it. Never continue charging a battery that appears damaged, and don’t try to modify or repair a damaged battery yourself. And remember: old lithium-ion batteries don’t belong in your household trash. They can be damaged or crushed during collection and processing, creating a serious fire hazard. Phones and laptops aren’t the only things to think about. Power tools, lawn equipment, toys, e-bikes, scooters, battery packs, and countless other devices around our homes now use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Safe charging really can be a superpower. ⚡ #FirePreventionWeek #BatterySafety #FireSafety |
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