On March 22, 2017 the Ocean City Hotel Motel Restaurant Association hosted a Terrorism Awareness Session for businesses in Ocean City and Surrounding Areas. James M. Schwartz who is a Task Force Officer in the Joint Terrorism Task Force with the FBI presented information to many local businesses on what to look out for and…
On April 3,2017 the Town of Ocean City Council took the Fire Marshal’s recommendation and made a change to the fire code as it pertains to buildings over 50 feet (high rises). In its current status, the fire code required heat sensors that would activate similar to a smoke detector and sound an alarm. Several…
The Maryland General Assembly is considering House Bill 651. This bill will require condominium and homeowner asosciations to have reserve studies. Reserve studies will allow associations to identify and plan for long term replacement and repair of major common elements or the infrastructure of the community. The study should be used as a budget tool…
Senior citizens have a higher risk of death or injury from a fire than younger individuals. However, there are important safety precautions from the United Sates Fire Administration that can dramatically decrease your risk of injury or death because of a fire. Check your smoke detectors regularly to ensure they are in working condition. You…
It’s official – we’ve almost made it through the winter! On Sunday, March 12th, it’s time to set our clocks ahead one hour, gain an hour of afternoon sun, and watch the flowers start to bloom. Be sure to switch the time in your vehicle, your alarm clock, your microwave, your watches, and any other…
On February 21, 2017, members of the Ocean City Chamber of Commerce, Ocean City Hotel Motel and Restaurant Association, and members of the Delmarva Condominium Managers Association gathered at the Princess Royale on 91st street in Ocean City to discuss the future regulations of pools in the state of Maryland. Pools and pool operations are…
Tis the season for generators! Winter storms can cause serious power outages, so it's wise to keep a generator at hand. However, it is important to stick to these safety tips from FEMA when using a generator. Always place your generator outdoors – this will keep carbon monoxide fumes away from your family Read the…
Many people use a wood furnace, a wood stove, radiators, space heaters, or fireplaces to keep their home warm during the winter months. While these are all good methods of heating a home, there are some risks that come with using these heating devices. About half of all home heating fires are accounted for in…
Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is colorless and odorless, but extremely poisonous. Over 150 people in the United States die each year because of CO poisoning from common products like generators, furnaces, stoves, and fireplaces. The Maryland General Assembly recently passed House Bill 0849 and Senate Bill 0182, making it required by law for all rental…
Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is colorless and odorless, but extremely poisonous. Over 150 people in the United States die each year because of CO poisoning from common products like generators, furnaces, stoves, and fireplaces. To keep you and your family safe this year, follow these tips from the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA): Install and maintain…
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