Inspection and Life Safety Education provides for the prevention of fire through fire inspections and code enforcement activities. Emphasis is given to education during the code enforcement process so that the owner or manager is made aware of the necessity for fire prevention measures. Also, enforcement of the fire code allows for identification of unsafe property such as open, vacant structures which are a danger to the community and firefighters. Inspection and Life Safety Education offers a variety of programs to teach young and old about fire safety and fire prevention.
Click here to find a list of the programs that are available.  Some programs listed may have a minimum number of participants required.  To find out more about any of the programs, or to schedule one for your group, please call (214) 670-4633.  Our email address is:

 DFDeducation@dallascityhall.com

Resources for Residents

Business Resources   Revisions 01/09

Special Event Resources

FEMA provides free downloadable brochures and pamphlets on various fire prevention topics to help you and your family remain safe.  They also provide material aimed at educating your children about fire-safety.  Brochures in Spanish are also available through their website.  Click here to go the  FEMA's Fire Safety publications.

To visit FEMA’s interactive web page for kids, click here.
 

Fire Prevention Officers, with the assistance of various volunteer groups, respond to citizens’ needs by installing smoke alarms in the residences of people that lack this protection. After each preventable fire death, Fire Prevention Officers go door-to-door in the neighborhood where the fire occurred and talk to neighbors about the importance of fire safety. This offers an opportunity to install smoke alarms where none exist or provide fresh batteries for existing alarms. Those tragedies that occur close to home can often be used to make people more aware of the dangers in their own home and give them an opportunity to prevent such an occurrence.