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2006 Fireworks-Related Injuries (PDF, 268 Kb, Adobe Acrobat Help)
This report provides the results of the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) staff analysis of data on fireworks-related deaths and injuries during 2006. The report also includes a summary of CPSC enforcement activities during that year.
Behavioral Mitigation of Cooking Fires through Strategies Based on Statistical Analysis (PDF, 3.5 Mb)
Contains sound, research-based recommendations for behavioral mitigation strategies to reduce cooking fires in the United States and the resulting injuries and deaths.
Clothes Dryer Fires in Residential Buildings (PDF, 669 Kb)
Examines the characteristics of clothes dryer fires and provides recommendations for clothes dryer fire safety.
Consumer Product-Related Residential Fire Loss Estimates 1999-2003 (PDF, 166 Kb)
This report presents estimates of product-related fire losses that occurred in U.S. residential structure fires attended by the fire service.
Fatal Residential Structure Fires with Operational Smoke Alarms (PDF, 571 Kb)
From 2001 through 2004, 391 fatal residential structure fires with working alarms were reported with 452 fatalities resulting from these fires. This topical report focuses on residential structure fires with fatalities where smoke alarms operated, and addresses the characteristics of the fatalities themselves.
Fire in the United States 14th Edition
The U.S. Fire Administration's National Fire Data Center periodically publishes Fire in the United States - a running 10-year statistical overview of the fires in the United States with the focus on the latest year in which data were available at the time of preparation. This report is designed to arm the fire service and others with information that motivates corrective action, sets priorities, targets specific fire programs, serves as a model for state and local analyses of fire data, and provides a baseline for evaluating programs.
The Seasonal Nature of Fires (PDF, 480 Kb)
This report first explores fire patterns by each season of the year; both the changes in incidence and the causes of fire are discussed. The report then focuses on the changes in fire profiles around four seasonal holidays: Independence Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
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