2024 Fire Prevention Week: October 6-12

The National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®) announced “Smoke alarms: make them work for you!™” as the official theme for Fire Prevention Week™ (FPW), October 6–12, 2024. This year’s focus on working smoke alarms comes in response to NFPA data, which shows that the majority of U.S. home fire deaths continue to occur in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

Plan your FPW activities with NFPA’s digital toolkit. NFPA has provided everything you need for a successful campaign from its latest research report on smoke alarms to customizable materials to help promote your campaign. Toolkit material also available in Spanish and French.

Fire Prevention Week Theme Art: Increase awareness, and use the Fire Prevention Week logos on your print pieces, website, or social media channels.

Community Involvement Resources: Community event flyer, FPW Out of the Box ideas, FPW selfie frame.

Customized Templates: Sample press release and gubernatorial proclamation proided to easily promote FPW.

Social Media Cards: Use cards on your social media channels to highlight the importance of smoke alarms, and link back to fpw.org. All social media cards are available in English, Spanish, and French.

Lesson Plans: Smoke alarm mini lesson plans for adults, preschoolers and kindergarteners, and grades 1-2. 

NFPA Guides and Reports: Smoke Alarms in  U.S. Home Fires, Fire Safety Messaging Desk Reference, and Smoke Alarm Installation Guide.

To view and download all materials, visit nfpa.org/events/fire-prevention-week/fire-prevention-week-toolkit. Holding an FPW event? Email Sprinkler Age your story and photos at info@sprinklerage.com


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