Educational Information

1.   Make a Home Fire Escape Plan with your family

2.  Find 2 ways out of every room

3.  Choose a meeting place outside of your home

4.  Have smoke detectors in every room

5.  Practice your Home Fire Escape Plan frequently

Severe Weather can happen anytime and anywhere.  It is important to be prepared for severe weather events and the fire risks that come with them. 

• Lightning
• Portable generators not often used or maintained
• Leaking gas lines, damaged gas propane containers and leaking vehicle gas tanks
• Appliances and vehicles exposed to water
• Debris near severed electrical wires and transformers
• Damaged or downed utility lines
• Exposed electrical outlets and wiring

NFPA - National Fire Protection Association       https://www.nfpa.org/

FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency   https://www.fema.gov/

Smokey For Kids    https://smokeybear.com/

National Safety Council    https://www.nsc.org/