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Mayor relays winter pipe-prevention tips from Gardner Fire Department; police highlight National Stalking Awareness Month resources
Summary
The mayor relayed guidance from the Gardner Fire Department on preventing frozen pipes and reminded residents that January is National Stalking Awareness Month, with resources available from the Gardner Police Department and a local domestic violence advocate.
Mayor (name not provided) relayed winter-safety advice from the Gardner Fire Department on preventing frozen pipes: insulate exposed pipes, allow faucets to drip when conditions warrant, open cabinet doors to let warm air reach pipes, and keep indoor heat at 55°F or higher if needed.
Separately, the mayor said January is National Stalking Awareness Month and summarized stalking behaviors described by the Gardner Police Department: surveillance or monitoring (in person or via technology), unwanted communications, third-party inquiries, and other repeated behaviors that create emotional distress or safety concerns. He referred residents seeking help to the Gardner Police Department and to the city’s domestic violence advocate, Danielle Drew, and said the police website and social media have additional information.
