COUNTY OF CURRITUCK: Safety Tips On How You Take Down Your Decorations

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County of Currituck issued the following announcement on Jan. 3.

Have you taken down your decorations?

 We want to know! 

Like this post if you have, Heart this post if you have not!

If you haven’t, here are some safety tips! 

Power Down! Make sure you unplug items before taking them down.

Did you know ladders are associated with most holiday decoration accidents? 

When using a ladder make sure you have it on a solid surface and have a buddy with you!

When packing your beautiful decorations away make sure the box isn’t too heavy, back injuries are probably not on your “new year, new me” list! 

We are excited for 2023 and hope you are too! 

Don’t forget to sign up for Currituck Alert by texting CTUCKALERT to 888-777.

If you would like to contact our 9-1-1 Communications Center staff, please call 252-453-3633. 

If you would like to contact our Emergency Management staff, please email emstaff@currituckcountync.gov or by calling 252-232-2115

As always, if you are experiencing an emergency, please call 9-1-1.                      

Original source can be found here.



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