In your home
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Cooking safety
Cooking fires are the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries. Learn how to avoid cooking fires to keep your home and family safe.
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Fireplaces and wood burning stoves
Learn how to maintain your fireplace or stove, prevent the build-up of carbon monoxide and reduce smoke emissions in your home.
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Fire pits
Fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, wood-burning ovens and chimeneas in Calgary must meet certain standards to ensure that they can be enjoyed safely.
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Smoking and disposing of smoking material
The improper disposal of smoking material is the leading cause of outdoor fires in Calgary. Learn how to protect your home by correctly disposing of tobacco products.
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Oxygen safety
Oxygen isn’t explosive, but it can worsen a fire. It is important to take precautions when using it to ensure your safety.
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Electrical and appliance safety
Many house fires start because of appliances. Learn how to use and maintain your appliances correctly to prevent fires and accidents.
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Propane safety
Stay safe when using appliances and electricity both inside and outside your home.
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Lithium-ion battery safety
Lithium-ion batteries are used in items such as smart phones, laptops, e-scooters, e-cigarettes, toys, smoke alarms and cars. When these batteries are not used or charged properly, they can start a fire or explode.
Other resources
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Increase your ability to escape safely in the case of a fire by learning how to protect your home or business.
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Learn how Calgary firefighters work to keep our communities safe.
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You should develop a Home Escape Plan with your family so that everyone knows what to if there is ever a fire in your home. Please see all the elements you'll need to complete your home escape plan.