Share your fire evacuation plan. When guests stay in your home, tell them about your plan. ... Use these steps to seal yourself in for safety while you wait for a fire crew.

Summer is just kicking off, and you might be starting to plan out a quick getaway. The U.S. Fire Administration is urging ...

An evacuation warning comes before an evacuation order, and is a warning that you might need to evacuate soon. The evacuation order is mandatory, i.e., “go time.” If your home is under an evacuation ...

Section 404.1 states that fire safety and evacuation plans are to comply with the requirements of this section. Section 404.2 states that an approved fire safety and evacuation plan is to be prepared ...

Not knowing what may happen to your home is hard, but your safety is most important. -Let your out-of-state contact know where you're going. For more, check out Ready.gov or RedCross.org!

Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) Guideline describing the measures to take to ensure those who need it can get assistance to evacuate a premises during a fire or other emergency.

If you live in a wildfire-prone area, creating an evacuation plan is important. Here’s how to create one and what to know so you’re always prepared.

Each building must have a Building Fire Prevention and Evacuation Plan. The fire prevention component is based on New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC), Public Employee Safety ...

State Fire Marshal Dan Krier sat down with 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS Anchor Paul Folger to discuss the importance of escape plans in the event of a fire at your home. Krier urges Minnesotans to have a ...