Fire Sprinklers Where We Live, Work & Play: May is Building
Safety Month
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 7, 2010 — The Wisconsin Chapter
of the National Fire Sprinkler Association recognizes “National
Building Safety Month.” This year, four themes are presented
during the month of May, one of which emphasizes “Fire
Awareness and Safety” (May 16 – 22).
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American Homes Are One Step Closer to Being Safer from the
Devastation of Fire
International Building Code Hearings Result in a Vote Reaffirming
Mandatory
Residential Fire Sprinklers in New Construction
PATTERSON, N.Y. - October 28, 2009–American homes are one step
closer to being
more fire-safe, following an October 28 vote at the International
Code Council (ICC)
hearings in Baltimore, Md.
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NFPA launches new initiative to help Bring Safety Home with
fire sprinklers
Campaign will focus on encouraging sprinkler adoptions for
new one- and two-family homes on a statewide and local level
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Fire Sprinklers An Important Message During National
Fire Prevention Week
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – October 6, 2008 – In 2007, there were an
estimated 399,000 reported home structure fires resulting in 2,865 deaths,
13,600 injuries and $7.4 billion in direct damage in the U.S, according to
the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). This week fire departments
around the country, including Wisconsin, will promote National Fire Prevention
Week in an effort to decrease these statistics.
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BROOKSTONE HOMES EVENT SHOWCASES
RESIDENTIAL
FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Slinger, WI – August
18, 2005. Brookstone Homes is hosting a grand opening event
on Saturday, September 17, at their Cedar Bluffs development
in Slinger. Read More
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Landmark Bill Protects
College Students from Tragic Fires
Fire Sprinkler Systems
will be installed in Institutions of Higher Education
Madison,
WI (December 22, 2005): Governor Doyle signed into law a
landmark bill that will protect college students living
in various types of campus housing from death and injury
caused by fire. Read More Download a pdf of this press release
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