From the NFVC: There are many resources available to help you promote holiday safety in your community. Distribute information and tips sheets at schools, in community centers, to community organizations, at senior centers, on your department’s Web site and social-media pages, to your e-mail lists, through local newspapers and radio and TV outlets, and in any other venue that will reach your community members. It is also a good time to conduct home-safety checks for the high-risk populations in your community.
Below are a few Web sites that offer tips and resources you can use.
Fire Corps: Preparedness and Prevention Resources
Fire Corps offers many preparedness and prevention resources you can use in your community this holiday season and beyond, including fire prevention tip sheets such as Heating Hazards and Stay Warm But Stay Safe, a Home Safety Checklist, and a First Alert Smoke Alarm Donation Program (for registered Fire Corps Programs).
National Fire Protection Association: Project Holiday
This online toolkit offers your department materials to conduct a comprehensive holiday safety campaign, including a news release template, talking points, NFPA reports, tips sheets, gift and tree tags, and safety videos.
U.S. Fire Administration: A Season for Sharing in Fire Safety
Find tips for Christmas tree safety, holiday lights, holiday decorations, and candle care.
ASPCA: Holiday Safety Tips
Keep the furry members of your family safe this holiday season with these tips from the ASPCA.
Home Safety Council: Safety Guide
Find tips, resources, and step by step instructions for the community on a variety of topics to keep the home safe this holiday season, such as Winter Safety, Preparing for Holiday Guests, Holiday Electrical Safety, Christmas Tree Safety, Cooking Safety, and How to Use a Fire Extinguisher.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety commission: Holiday Decoration Safety Tips
This brochure provides important safety tips to remember while decorating for the holidays, including Christmas trees, lights, candles, fireplaces, and more.




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