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The following publications are offered by several hosts as well as the NYS Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC).

OFPC publications are available free-of-charge by downloading from this site. Permission is granted to reproduce the following fire safety pamphlets for the intent of educational purposes only.

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Applications


Campus Fire Safety


Catalogs


Emergency Responder Information


Fire Safety Pamphlets

Permission is granted to reproduce the following fire safety pamphlets for the intent of educational purposes only.

  • Candle Fire Safety(368KB)
    Provides safety tips for the use of candles and includes statistical information. (NOTE: hard copy is not available)

  • Carbon Monoxide (1.2MB)
    Where does carbon monoxide come from, what it does, and the do's and don'ts to make your home safer.

  • Christmas Tree Safety (148KB)
    Tips that help keep fire from ruining a wonderful holiday.

  • College Arson Warning (1.5MB)
    Important reminders to college students of the danger and concequences of firesetting. Single page flyer
  • Exit Drills in the Home (4.4MB)
    Exit Drills in the Home step-by-step. Learn planning your escape, the family meeting place and the drill.

  • Fire Safety and Aging (1.3MB)
    Fire safety tips for older adults.

  • Fire Safety Tips for Elderly Caregivers (2.6MB)
    Information on fire safety for individuals who provide care for elderly person(s).

  • High-Rise Fire Safety (232KB)
    In the event of a fire, do you know what to do? Learn valuable safety tips to survive a high-rise fire.

  • Home Fire Extinguishers (148KB)
    Using the correct extinguishers and knowing how to operate them in the event of an emergency.

  • Home Fire Safety Tips (2.7MB)
    Tips for smoke detectors, escape plans, cooking safety, woodstoves and fireplaces, kerosene and space heaters and electrical safety.

  • Home Safety League!(7.3MB)
    A powerhouse team of three heroic characters strive to educate kids about the importance of smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and home sprinkler systems.

  • Hotel/Motel Safety(268KB)
    What you should do when you check in and steps for survival in case of a fire.

  • Incendio Del Hogar (232KB)
    Fire safety brochure in Spanish.

  • Juvenile Firesetting Intervention (1.8MB)
    An essential message to parents and educators about the dangers and warning signs of firesetting behavior in youth. Single page flyer
  • Smoke Detectors (3.3MB)
    Installation guidelines and test, clean, battery maintenance tips for working smoke detectors to save lives.

  • Smoke Detector Information for Kids (6.2MB)
    Meet "Captain No-Harm, the Life Saving Smoke Alarm." He lets kids know what they should be informing their parents about the smoke alarms.


Fire Safety Flyers

The Fire Prevention Bureau is pleased to provide a series of new Fire Safety Flyers.


Forms

Also see Applications

4F Initiative

  • All information and materials are available at the 4F Initiative page.

Guides


Health and Safety

Developed under a Volunteer Fire Service Fitness and Wellness Cooperative agreement between the United States Fire Administration (USFA) and the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC). The partnership aims to reduce loss of life among volunteer firefighters from heart attack and stress and involves both research and the development of examples of effective health and wellness programs. (FA-321/February 2009/FEMA) (812KB) (67 pgs)


Maps


Reports


Surveys


Teaching Aids

Also see Catalogs

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Bryant D. Stevens

State Fire Administrator

The members of OFPC are dedicated to the advancement of sound fire safety practices by all citizens of NY and increasing the effectiveness and proficiency of the State's fire service.
This website is part of these efforts and we trust that the information provided will assist all of us in achieving a more fire safe NY.