06/10/2026
Hurricane season is here, and now is the time to prepare for what safer recovery looks like before severe weather even arrives.
From safely using portable generators during power outages to knowing when lithium-ion battery–powered devices are no longer safe to use, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has resources to help you get ready, respond, and stay safe during hurricanes, floods, and other large-scale natural disasters.
NFPA also offers free tools and guidance to support responders and entire communities during storm recovery.
Don’t wait until a storm is on the radar, get prepared today.
Learn more: https://nfpa.social/4meK1g3
04/15/2026
In support of , we're sharing a National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) resource designed to make fire drills more inclusive for students with sensory sensitivities.
Tools and Resources to Manage School Fire Drills for Sensitive Students offers practical strategies for preparing students in advance, reducing anxiety during drills, and supporting communication between families and educators.
Check it out here: https://nfpa.social/3GbFpXq
04/15/2026
Be safe--have a plan
Choosing an outside meeting place is a key part of your fire escape plan and getting your kids involved makes it fun and memorable.
This printable is designed for young children (Pre-K to Grade 1) to help them learn and participate. Let them color it in and pick your family’s special meeting spot together.
Download here: https://nfpa.social/42wcDIy
04/04/2026
Be safe and have a Happy Easter 🐣
Sparky the Fire Dog® knows Easter celebrations often happen in the kitchen. 🥚
Remember to stay in the kitchen while cooking and keep anything that can burn away from the stove.
For more cooking safety, go to: nfpa.org/cooking