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Fire Safety Committee & Hazard Marking Update

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Fire Safety Committee & Hazard Marking Update

The Bump Rock Buoy is back in place as of the afternoon of May 26th, with thanks to Gary Mueller for knowing exactly where to find Bump Rock!  The buoy came loose because some galvanized steel clips on the tether cable rusted through.  The new clips on the cable are stainless steel.

The permanent buoy will be back in Overflow Bay shortly but the temporary buoy is there now to mark the shelf.  The narrows buoy will be back in place by the time the water level drops to the point where the hazard is dangerous.

All of the AED’s are now back in the pump boxes and on the fire boat.

The fire boat is in the water (thanks Mike & Mike) and operational.  Fire Safety Committee personnel will be doing some cleanup and testing over the next couple of weeks.

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Fire Safety - AEDs on Crane Lake

As a member of the Crane Lake Association, you are likely aware of the 5 Fire pumps spread around the lake (6 including the one on the Fire Boat) which are available for cottagers to use in an emergency.

Did you also know that along with each fire pump there is a portable AED? What’s an AED you may ask?

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Fire Safety - AEDs on Crane Lake
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Fire & Water Safety Flyer

The Crane Lake Association has developed a simple Fire Safety brochure which we suggest you print out and post in a prominent place in your cottage. This is a great refresher for owners and invaluable information for guests and cottage renters. As a bonus we’ve added Water Safety tips to this brochure as well.

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Fire & Water Safety Flyer