Promoting fire safety in North Carolina is a priority for us. Through our members working in our communities to share fire safety tips and resources, we are helping families protect what matters most.
With national Fire Prevention Week starting on Sunday, Oct. 5, we’re highlighting some local fire-safety tips, including the scoop on how local cities are sharing information on using lithium-ion ...
Approximately 80% of all fire fatalities in the U.S. occur in the home and residential fires kill an average of 5,000 people and injure an additional 21,000 people annually. Reduce your chances of ...
Students at Carl Schurz Elementary learned about fire safety plans, operating fire extinguishers and the best way to charge ...
HAS HOW YOU CAN CELEBRATE SAFELY. IT’S THE PEAK TIME OF YEAR FOR HOUSE FIRES. JUST THIS MONTH, CATONSVILLE SAW A WOMAN DIE IN A HOUSE FIRE. DAYS LATER, ANOTHER PERSON WAS KILLED IN A MOUNT VERNON ...
The Department of Public Safety encourages families to review fire safety rituals for the upcoming "fall back" daylight saving time change, including testing smoke alarms, reviewing fire escape plans, ...
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