Safety Tips: Fire Safety and Prevention
- Smoke Alarms
Properly installed and maintained, smoke alarms will give residents those crucial minutes they will need to escape. - Fires
Each year, more than 4,000 Americans die and more than 20,000 are injured in fires, many of which could be prevented. - Fire Extinguishers
Follow these simple guidelines to help you find the perfect fire extinguisher for all your lifesaving needs, determine when to use it and know how to operate it. - Burglar Bars
Security bars may help keep your family safe from intruders, but they can also trap you in a deadly fire. - Emergency Escape Planning
Your ability to get out depends on advance warning from smoke alarms and advance planning. Here are some guidelines for creating your home escape plan. - Cooking
There are many simple steps you can take to prevent a fire while cooking, and to protect against injury if a fire does occur. - Barbecue
There are many common hazards to consider when using a barbeque grill. See some precautions to help keep your grilling safe. - Portable Space Heaters
Portable space heaters pose a greater risk of causing a fire than central heating units. Safety must be a top priority when using these portable heating systems. - Mobile Homes
There are many benefits to living in mobile homes, but residents should be aware of some safety concerns unique to these structures.
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