Fire Prevention

The following brochures are available for pick-up year-round at the front desk in the Municipal Office:

     No Doubt About It:  Working Smoke Detectors Save Lives

     The Homeowners FireSmart Manual

     Tips for Safe Heating

     When Fire Strikes:  Get Out!  Stay Out!

     Facts about Smoke Alarms

     Older & Wiser:  Fire Safety Tips for Older Adults

You can also access the following information by visiting the Fire Safety Council website:

Pamphlets:

Facts About Smoke Alarms

Fire in Your Apartment Building

Plan Ahead: Fire Safety in Apartment Buildings

Tips for Safe Heating

Fire Safety for Apartments in Houses

If You Hear the Fire Alarm

A Child's Fascination with Fire Begins at an Early Age **

Older and Wiser–Fire Safety Tips for Older Adults **

Put A Lid On It! Fire Safety In The Kitchen**

Information Sheets:

Review on Best Sensor Type for Kitchens (PDF 21 kB)

Home Fire Escape Plan Worksheet (PDF 207 kB)

Parent's Guide to Responsible Babysitting

Smoke Alarm Fact Sheet

Fire In Your Residential Building: To Go or To Stay?

Fire Safety for Apartments in Houses

Survive A Fire In Your Home…Plan Your Escape Today!

Don't Invite Disaster to Your Holiday Celebrations

Tips to Survive the Holidays

Older and Wiser--Home Fire Safety Check for Family and Friends of Older Adults

Emergency Lighting And Heating Safety Checklist

Essential Fire Safety Information For Emergency Shelters

Safety Tips For Electrical Generators

Safety Tips For Emergency Lighting and Heating During Power Failures

Storage Of Gasoline

Keeping Safe From The "Silent Killer" (Carbon Monoxide)

Fireworks Safety