The American Red Cross Central Appalachia Region wants to remind everyone of the dangers of home fires, which claim seven lives every day in the U.S., during Fire Prevention Week, October 5-11. “Home ...

The Green Bay Metro Fire Department is giving away free Domino's pizza Tuesday evening to residents who have working smoke alarms as part of Fire Prevention Week.

The Carbondale Fire Department is reminding residents that fire safety starts at home — and this year, it begins with the devices we plug in every ...

Central Coast fire departments are focusing on the safe use, charging and recycling of lithium-ion batteries during National Fire Prevention Week, with guidance from CAL FIRE to prevent home fires.

October 5 through 11 marks National Fire Prevention Week. The theme of this year's prevention week is focused on lithium-ion batteries and how to safely charge and dispose of them to prevent fires.

Each October, communities across the nation observe Fire Prevention Week, a time dedicated to raising awareness about fire safety and prevention. The tradition began in 1922 to commemorate the Great ...

This week marks National Fire Prevention week. Across the state, fire departments are holding events to raise awareness and offer fire safety tips to residents.

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Updated with video] The Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service [BFRS] will observe Fire Safety Awareness Week from October 6-11th, highlighting the growing risks of lithium-ion battery fires and providing the ...

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State officials are emphasizing lithium-ion battery safety during this year’s Fire Prevention Week, highlighting the potential fire risks associated with improper charging practices.