After uncharacteristically deadly year, Anne Arundel Fire Department offers safety tips for staying warm this winter

Seven people died in seven different fires throughout Anne Arundel County in 2022, a dramatic, uncharacteristic spike compared to recent years. According to the county fire department, there were just two fire fatalities from one incident in 2021 and three deaths from three separate events in 2020.

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