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# Fire Is Everyone’s Fight®

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Fire Is Everyone's Fight is a national initiative to unite the fire service, life safety organizations and professionals to reduce home fire injuries, deaths and property loss by changing how people think about fire and fire prevention.

## Partner with us: We are stronger together!

USFA recognizes partnerships as a critical means of delivering accurate and consistent safety messages to the community. We invite fire departments, life safety organizations and fire and life safety professionals to partner on this important initiative. Once you join, we ask you to use the Fire Is Everyone's Fight graphic and tagline on your existing and new materials.

Home fire deaths continue to rise despite increased community risk reduction activities like home safety surveys, smoke alarm installation and education campaigns. Our nation's fire and emergency medical services need to speak with one voice on fire and life safety to relay clear and consistent messages.

Together we can inspire and empower our communities to Step Up for Fire Safety.

QUESTIONS?FEMA-FireIsEveryonesFight@fema.dhs.gov

## Join the fight!

Use the Fire Is Everyone's Fight logo on materials you create

The Fire Is Everyone's Fight logo is trademarked so we require that you complete a simple registration form to use it. Once you do, you'll have access to various versions of the logo optimized for websites and print materials.
Register to use the logo

## Create a Community Wildfire Protection Plan

Wildfires are becoming more extreme; larger, spread faster, and occur in areas that have never experienced fires. These fires create a cascading effects like damaged water supplies, infrastructure, economies, watersheds, and ecosystems.

Because of this, it is important to help your community prepare for a wildfire. One of the best ways to prepare is by creating a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).

Help protect communities in wildfire-prone areas.
            - Create a collaborative local group representing all stakeholders .
            - Identify the community's risks .
            - Create a written assessment of risks using a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) or Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan .
            - Identify actionable steps to reduce risks .
            - Build partnerships to help the community with their action plan .
            - Take action!
            - Maintain the work and reevaluate as needed .

This guide will assist you in making a CWPP. The form-fillable templates in the guide allow you to create an action plan and document assets at risk, forest/landscape health issues, and key stakeholders.

Get the guide

Help your community to become fire adapted

## Spread the word about Fire Is Everyone’s Fight on social media

### Social graphics and sample posts

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Join with us [or insert your fire department/organization name] to help prevent home fire deaths and injuries in our community. Contact us to learn how. #FireIsEveryonesFight #FireSafety #FirePrevention #StepUpForFireSafety
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Join with us [or insert your fire department/organization name] to help prevent home fire deaths and injuries in our community. Contact us to learn how. #FireSafety #FireIsEveryonesFight
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Fire Is Everyone's Fight® is an initiative to unite our community around reducing home fire deaths and injuries by changing how people think about fire and fire prevention. Partnerships are a critical means of delivering accurate and consistent safety messages to the community. We invite all organizations and businesses in our community to partner with [insert your fire department/organization name] on this important initiative. Contact us to learn how. #FireIsEveryonesFight #FireSafety #FirePrevention #StepUpForFireSafety
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Fire Is Everyone's Fight® is an initiative to unite our community around reducing home fire deaths and injuries by changing how people think about fire and fire prevention.

Partnerships are a critical means of delivering accurate and consistent safety messages to the community. We invite all organizations and businesses in our community to partner with [insert your fire department/organization name] on this important initiative. Contact us to learn how. #FireIsEveryonesFight #FireSafety #FirePrevention #StepUpForFireSafety

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## Fire Is Everyone’s Fight outreach

### USFA image gallery

Free, high-resolution U.S. Fire Administration stock images for your use in fire and life safety outreach, training and other materials. Images are copyright-free and no permission is required. Visit the image gallery

### Ways to use the logo on your outreach materials

Check out how fire departments and fire service organizations are using the Fire Is Everyone's Fight logo and public service announcements (PSAs) to help change how people think about fire and fire prevention.

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The Springfield (Illinois) Fire Department used this PSA on city buses to promote the importance of smoke alarms.

The West Hartford (Connecticut) Fire Department posted this PSA at the Bradley International Airport.

The Bristol (Tennessee) Fire Department includes the logo on its department patch.

The Ohio State Fire Marshal's Fire Prevention Bureau includes the logo on its conference and meeting display.

The Auburn (Indiana) Fire Department created Fire Is Everyone's Fight logo decals for their fire service vehicles.

The International Fire Safety Training Association at Oklahoma State University used the logo during their conference to raise awareness about Fire Is Everyone's Fight.

The Greenville (South Carolina) City Fire Department has a PSA at bus stops to promote safe cooking.

### Send us your photos!

Is your fire department or organization using the logo on your outreach materials to help spread the word about fire prevention in your community? Email us a high resolution photo, along with a caption, and we'll showcase your effort here.

#### Join the fight

To find out how you or your organization can support Fire is Everyone's Fight, please contact Abigail Bordeaux at 301-447-1128 or FEMA-FireisEveryonesFight@fema.dhs.gov.

Page last reviewed: April 1, 2024

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