USFA supports and strengthens fire and EMS to prepare for, prevent, mitigate and respond to all hazards.
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ALT Illustration of a heater with arrows showing a 3-foot clearance needed around it to prevent fire hazards.
ALT A safety infographic titled "Watch for Deer." It advises slowing down and staying alert, especially at dawn and dusk. The graphic includes images of a deer in front of a car, a deer crossing sign, binoculars, and a braking car. Tips are: watch roadsides for deer, slow in areas with deer signs, and brake if a deer enters the path without swerving.
ALT Cross-section of a snow-covered house showing family emergency tips: stay informed, connected, and warm during winter weather.
ALT Living room with a sofa and pillows partially submerged in floodwater with the text: The smart move. Floods happen everywhere, even outside high-risk areas. Take a few minutes to ensure you aren't left holding the bill. Get a quote and buy a policy at floodsmart.gov/policy-quote.
ALT Think ahead, have a plan, be prepared for an emergency. Create and practice a family communication plan. Pay attention to alerts and warnings. Know evacuation routes. Back up important documents, and keep them in a safe place. Choose a safe meeting place, and carry needed medication.
ALT Six inches of water is enough to cause you to lose control of your vehicle. Turn around, don’t drown. #BeInformed
ALT Man in blue shirt standing on ladder testing a ceiling smoke detector in a home.
ALT Hand holding a smartphone displaying the FEMA app with alerts and warnings on screen against a cityscape background. Text reads "Download the FEMA App to get warnings and alerts"
