Fire Safety

The following articles from the State Fire Marshal highlight important safety information about the most common causes of fire-related injuries and deaths.

Spring

• Change Your Clocks, Change Your Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Spring Cleaning – Don't Overlook Clothes Dryer Vents

Summer

• Be Safe with Fireworks
• Fire Safety During the Summer Months
• Wildfire Arson

Fall

• Fire Safety Important On and Off Campus

Winter

• Safety During the Holiday Season

Children

• Be Fire Smart: Keep Matches and Lighters Away from Children
• Prevent Burn Injuries to Children

General

• Alcohol & Drug Abuse Related to Greater Risk of Fire Death, Especially When Combined with Smoking
• Older Adults Face Higher Risk of Fire Death and Injury
• Prevent Cooking Fires
• Use Caution When Using and Storing Gasoline and Propane
• Vehicle Arson