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Keep The Wreath Green: Six Fires Reported During December Fire Safety Campaign
January 3, 2013
The “Keep the Wreath Green” holiday fire safety campaign came to a close with six red bulbs representing resident fires in Escambia County.
The six fires during the December 2012 month-long campaign was an increase over four fires during December 2011. None of the 2012 fires were in North Escambia.
The Escambia County fires were as follows:
- December 2, 8500 block of San Miguel Calzada
- December 4, 300 block of Wilson Avenue
- December 6, 6800 block of West Fairfield Drive
- December 8, 300 block of Rule Street
- December 15, 4500 block of Mobile Highway
- December 21, 9700 block of Fowler Avenue
During 2012, the ninth year of the campaign, there were five-foot wreaths on display at 27 different fire stations and other locations throughout the county.
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