U.S. Fire (USFA)

Don't miss your chance to join other fire service professionals at the National Fire Academy. Registration is open until tomorrow, July 15th, for courses running in October-December 2026. Apply today and join us in your professional development! usfa.fema.gov/nfa/

Test your outdoor fire safety with family before every event. New places can mean new challenges. Review where to meet in case of an emergency and discuss potential dangers together. #OutdoorFireSafety #TestItTuesday

Keep pets away from grills and fire pits. Cooking food and leftover grease can be an attractive scent. Grills can be knocked over easily and embers can ignite the nearby grass and vegetation. #SummerReady

The deadline for attending classes at the National Fire Academy in October, November and December is near closing! Applications are accepted until July 15th. Visit the USFA's website to apply today. ow.ly/IVo350ZmRXz

Teach children to stay away from fire sources and never play with matches or lighters. #SummerReady

🚨 Don’t miss out! The deadline to register for National Fire Academy (NFA) classes in October, November, and December is July 15th. Secure your spot before time runs out! Apply now: usfa.fema.gov/nfa/

Camping? Use designated fire pits and keep water or sand nearby to extinguish flames. #OutdoorFireSafety

Family reunions and picnics are fun, but keep fire safety in mind. Set up grills away from play areas. #SummerReady

Do you know safe conditions for having a recreational fire? Always check weather conditions before lighting any outdoor fire. Wind can spread flames quickly. #OutdoorFireSafety

Dispose of hot coals and ashes in a metal container, away from flammable materials. #SummerReady

Happy Independence Day! As communities across the nation celebrate America's 250th anniversary, remember: fireworks safety protects families, neighbors, and first responders. Enjoy the festivities and celebrate safely. #America250 #FireworksSafety

Fireworks are a leading cause of outdoor fires. Follow local laws and safety tips to prevent accidents. #OutdoorFireSafety

Many communities begin celebrating before July 4. If you're attending events this week, stay aware of your surroundings, follow local guidance, and make safety a part of every celebration. #America250 #CelebrateSafely

Never leave outdoor fires unattended. Always extinguish them completely before leaving. #SummerReady

Sparklers may look harmless, but they can burn at temperatures hot enough to cause serious injuries. Keep sparklers out of young children's hands and provide close adult supervision for older children. #FireworksSafety #CelebrateSafely

Fairfax County residents are about to feel some of the hottest air of the year. Here's how you can stay safe this week: 🥤Drink water 👕Dress for the heat 🚗 Never leave kids or pets in a parked car More: …irfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2026/06/30/ext…

The Forest Service and Interior Department will allow trained wildland firefighters to use N95 respirators on the fireline while adding decontamination protocols to reduce long-term exposure trib.al/mEOEF55

National Fire News: July 1. Yesterday, 257 new fires were reported nationwide, including 3 new large fires. Firefighters are working to contain 51 uncontained large fires across the country. National Preparedness Level remains at PL 4. 🔥 nifc.gov/fire-informati…

“It’s Summer, it’s Hot.” We hear ya, but this is no ordinary heat. Several all-time heat records are likely to be broken across the Eastern U.S. this weekend, with triple-digit heat up and down the East Coast. Stay hydrated, have a cooling plan and #StayCoolforthe4th

Be a smart and safe #FIFAWorldCup match and @Freedom250 event attendee: when first arriving at the venue, make it a priority to locate medical tents or first-aid stations in case of emergency.