Apartment Fire Safety
Living in an apartment or other multi-unit building presents unique fire safety considerations. Learn how to prevent fires, plan your escape, understand building alarms and exits, and respond safely if a fire occurs.
Arson Awareness and Prevention
Arson can have devastating consequences for individuals, neighborhoods, and entire communities. Learn how to recognize potential risks, reduce opportunities for intentionally set fires, and help protect your property and community.
Burn Prevention
Burn injuries can happen quickly and often occur during everyday activities at home. Learn practical ways to prevent burns and scalds from cooking, hot liquids, heating equipment, electricity, and other common hazards.
Candle Fire Safety
Candles can create a warm atmosphere, but an unattended or improperly placed candle can quickly start a fire. Learn how to safely use candles and keep open flames away from children, pets, and combustible materials.
Clothes Dryer Fire Safety
Clothes dryers can become a serious fire hazard when lint accumulates or equipment is not properly maintained. Learn simple steps for cleaning, inspecting, and safely operating your dryer to help prevent fires.
Electrical Fire Safety
Electricity is an essential part of everyday life, but damaged wiring, overloaded outlets, and improper use of electrical equipment can create serious fire hazards. Learn how to recognize electrical risks and use appliances, cords, outlets, and power strips safely.
Garage and Basement Fire Safety
Garages and basements often contain heating equipment, electrical systems, fuels, chemicals, and other potentially hazardous materials. Learn how proper storage, maintenance, and fire prevention practices can help keep these areas of your home safe.
Home Fire Recovery
Recovering from a home fire can be overwhelming, and knowing what to do next can make the process easier. Learn important steps for staying safe, dealing with damaged property, finding assistance, and beginning the recovery process.
Home Hazardous Materials
Many everyday household products can become dangerous when they are stored, used, or disposed of improperly. Learn how to safely handle fuels, chemicals, cleaners, paints, and other hazardous materials commonly found around the home.
Severe Weather and Fire Safety
Severe weather can create additional fire and life safety hazards before, during, and after a storm. Learn how to prepare for power outages, safely use generators and alternative heat sources, and reduce fire risks during severe weather emergencies.