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Utility payments, permit applications and <br />other documents may be dropped in the <br />box during or after office hours. <br />A few words Carbon Monoxide <br />Carbon Monoxide: <br />is a deadly gas created by incomplete <br />combustion and is found in vehicle exhaust. <br />Has no color, odor, or taste which makes it <br />impossible to recognize without detection <br />equipment. <br />Is often found in homes with faulty gas fired <br />appliances. <br />We recommend that: <br />You never run a vehicle inside a garage, even with the garage door open. <br />Have Carbon Monoxide detectors on every level of your home, within ten feet of <br />sleeping areas. <br />You purchase a stand alone Carbon Monoxide / Combustible Gas detector that <br />plugs into the wall, has a digital display, and battery backup for installation in <br />mechanical rooms. <br />Carbon Monoxide poisoning is dangerous. Symptoms include: <br />Weakness. <br /> Drowsiness. <br />Headaches. <br />Confusion. <br />Shortness of Breath. <br />If you experience these symptoms or your Carbon Monoxide alarm sounds, call 911 <br />immediately.
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