Preparedness
Importance
During a Fire
After a Fire
100

Who do you call in an emergency? 

911

100

Red Cross says you have how long to escape a home fire? 

2 minutes 

100

What to do when a fire starts. 

Get out, stay out, call 911? 

100
Should I run back inside to get my pets? 

No! Wait for the fire authorities to do their job. 

200

How many different ways should I know to escape my home? 

2

200
With a plan in place, you are more likely to be _____ in an emergency?

Calm

200

Should you take an elevator during a fire? 

No, take the stairs only. 

200

Can I go back in the building after the fire is put out. 

Only when the fire authorities say it is safe. 

300

Where should I go after a fire? 

A predetermined meeting place. 

300

Fires can lead to... 

injuries, death, harm to buildings and land. 

300

How do you get through smoke? 

Stay low to the ground and crawl. 

300

I feel fine, I don't need to go to the hospital.

Get medical attention even if you feel fine. 
400

What should every home have installed to detect fires? 

Smoke alarms

400

How do you know a door is safe to go through? 

If the door is NOT hot. 

400

What can I keep after a fire? 

Anything that is not smoke damaged. If you are unsure, ask a professional. 

500

What are some examples of fire hazards? 

Dusty heat sources, kitchen fires, smoking, candles, portable heaters, smoking outlets. 

500

What do you do if you are on fire? 

Stop, drop, and roll

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