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This booklet provides information on recovering from a fire, including what to do during the first 24 hours, insurance considerations, valuing your property, replacement of valuable documents, salvage hints, fire department operations, and more.
It is important for smokers to know the steps they can take to keep themselves and their families safe from fire. Share these fire safety messages when talking to people about smoking and fire safety.
It is important for smokers to know the steps they can take to keep themselves and their families safe from fire. Share these fire safety messages when talking to people about smoking and fire safety.
Share this infographic with residents in your community to help promote electrical fire safety this winter.
Older people are at special risk for death and injury from fires. To protect yourself and those you care about, follow the tips in this booklet.
Infographic with grilling fire safety tips to help everyone have a fire-safe summer.
It is important to have a plan when there are children in your home. Share this poster to teach children how to prepare a fire escape plan.
It is important to have a plan when there are children in your home. Share this handout to teach children how to prepare a fire escape plan.
Piles of belongings make it difficult for firefighters to move through a home quickly. Know the fire-safety risks and how you can keep safe.
It is important for smokers to know the steps they can take to keep themselves and their families safe from fire. Share these fire safety messages when talking to people about smoking and fire safety.
Looking for an older USFA publication? You can find it in the National Emergency Training Center Library. From the library’s online card catalog, enter your keywords and then under Limit by Collection, check USFA Publication.
