Home Fire Safety Assessment
Register to take the assessment during Fire Prevention Week on October 8 and be sure your family and home are fire safe.
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Fire Prevention Week increases awareness about fire risks, educating people on fire prevention including how to be fire safe in their homes. Across North America, this dedicated week is focused on informing everyone about the small but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe when cooking.
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services has observed this week of awareness since 1931, providing fire safety information and education.
Register to take the assessment during Fire Prevention Week on October 8 and be sure your family and home are fire safe.
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services' Fire Prevention Officers are hosting a series of drop-in interactive displays inviting families to:
Cooking fires are a leading cause of home fires and injuries. Unattended cooking is the leading cause of cooking fires and deaths. However, most cooking fires and burns can be prevented, and families kept safer, with some simple but effective tips. Learn these tips and practices during this year’s Fire Prevention week – Cooking safety starts with you. Pay attention to fire prevention.
Date | Location | Time |
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Tues October 10 | Southgate Centre 5015 111 Street NW |
11am - 7pm |
Wed October 11 | Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre 11000 Stadium Road NW |
10am - 4pm |
Thurs October 12 | Kingsway Mall 1 Kingsway NW |
11am - 7pm |
Fri October 13 | Mill Woods Town Centre 2331 66 Street NW |
11am - 7pm |
Sat October 14 | Londonderry Mall 1 Londonderry Mall NW |
10am - 4pm |
Hear a beep, get on your feet! A continuous set of three, loud beeps means smoke or fire. Get out and call 911. A working smoke alarm is your first line of defense if there is a fire in your home.
Hear a chirp, make a change! A single chirp every 30 or 60 seconds means that the battery is low and must be replaced. Chirping that continues after the battery has been replaced means that the alarm is at the end of its life and the entire alarm unit must be replaced with a new one.
Fire Prevention Office
10425 106 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB T5H 0P5
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 4:30pm (Closed on weekends and statutory holidays)
Telephone | 780-496-3628 (voicemail only) |
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fireprevention@edmonton.ca |