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Ready.gov: Fires

Also available in: Spanish 

When there is a fire, do not waste time gathering valuables or making a phone call. Fires can spread quickly, becoming life threatening in two minutes and engulfing a residence in as little as five mi... Details >

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Ready.gov: Wildfires

Also available in: Spanish 

If you live where there is an abundance of plants and other vegetation that can easily catch fire, you may be vulnerable to wildfires and you should take the following three simple steps to prepare. ... Details >

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Energy and Fire Safety Tips for the Heating Season - (PDF)  External Link

With colder weather approaching and heating costs continuing to skyrocket, consider these simple tips to save energy and keep you and your family safe and warm.... Details >

National Fire Protection Association  External Link

Fire Deaths and Injuries: Prevention Tips

Many residential fire-related deaths remain preventable but continue to pose a significant public health problem. Here are some safety tips that everyone should know.... Details >

National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Fire Escape Planning

In the event of a fire, remember - time is the biggest enemy and every second counts! Escape plans help you get out of your home quickly.... Details >

United States Fire Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency

Fire Safety for People with Disabilities

The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) encourages individuals with special needs, such as the deaf and hard of hearing, and the visually impaired to read and use the fire safety tip on this Web page to ... Details >

United States Fire Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency

Fire Safety Publications

This page links users to a variety of publications regarding fire safety. Publications address chimneys, overheated clothes dryers, household extension cords, and smoke detectors.... Details >

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

Fire, Burn and Scald Prevention  External Link

Injuries from fires and burns are some of the most painful and severe that children can suffer. Luckily, most of them can be prevented by making a few easy modifications to your home and teaching your... Details >

Safe Kids Worldwide  External Link

Fire-Related Consumer Product Recalls and Advisories

An index of alerts and advisories related to consumer products that have been recalled as fire hazards. Products include household products, toys, clothing and appliances.... Details >

United States Fire Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency

FireSafety.gov for Kids

This site offers coloring pages, puzzles and games to teach kids about fire escape planning, smoke alarms and general home fire safety. ... Details >

United States Fire Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency

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