Welcome
Hello and welcome.  CampusFireSafety.com  is a group of fire safety professionals, specializing in Fire and Life-Safety programs for Colleges, Universities, Public & Private School Districts, and Fraternity & Sorority organizations.

Mission Statement
To provide quality fire & life-safety training, education and resources to "Keep fire safety on campus proactive not reactive".

CampusFireZone©
Welcome to the CampusFireZone, the official newsletter of The Center for Campus Fire Safety. As the founding editor; CampusFireSafety.com is proud of the partnership we have with the Center. This monthly newsletter is distributed to over 20,000 Fire Safety Professionals worldwide. It is devoted to empowering and helping campus officials maintain the safety of their campuses wisely by discussing those fire safety issues that affect the students' campus experience. Including in each issue  We have added those big stories from the Campus Fire News Wire and presented you with a cliff notes version of those incidents. In addition to the news, we have several pages of information and training to assist you in doing your job the very best you can.

Please click on CampusFireZone on the menu to your left and you will be in the zone to view and download this remarkable newsletter.

"The Campus Public Safety News Wire"

Real Time Campus News - 24 hours a day

This real time news service will post weekly those news stories and articles relating to campus public safety (Fire/Police/Security) issues from around the country. We will always post breaking news immediately as we receive the information.

Please click on NEWS WIRE in the menu to your left.

Professional Development Conferences and Expos
Education for campus administration and staff is very important to ensuring your educational family is safe. Plans are underway now for our 2010 annual professional development conference & expo in Columbus, Ohio. Please see our conference page (on the menu to your upper left) for more information.

Campus Fire Safety Right-to-Know Act                                        How will the Campus Fire Safety Right-To-Know Act affect your school?           The Campus Fire Safety Right-to-Know Act requires colleges to report fire safety information to the U.S. Department of Education. Many of the core ideals of the Right-to-Know Act were successfully included in the recently enacted Higher Education Opportunity Act. As a result, academic institutions will be required to make annual fire safety reports available to the public. These reports must include:

• The number of fires and the cause of each fire
• The number of injuries and deaths related to a fire
• The value of property damage caused by a fire
• Descriptions of fire protection equipment (alarms/sprinklers) in each on campus housing unit
• The number of regular mandatory, supervised fire drills; policies or rules regarding fire safety education and training programs provided to students, faculty, and staff;

For the full version of the Campus Fire Safety Right-To-Know Act, visit www.safety.duke.edu/FireSafety/HEAct/Higher%20Education%20Act%20(HR%204137).pdf

How Can We Help Your Students Have a positive Campus Experience?
We provide a variety of services from on site consultation to training program development. Our goal is to provide services and information to those groups who may not have the resources of a dedicated fire safety professional. Also, we will assist parents in obtaining information about the fire safe status of the educational facility they are considering sending their child/children. please click on the services link on your left to be directed to how we can help.

From the Desk of the Executive Director                                              Each year more and more fires are occurring on college campuses, in Greek housing, and in student living facilities. In addition, more parents, students and campus administrators are putting a greater effort into fire safety on their campus. CampusFireSafety.Com was developed to provide an avenue for those needing assistance in their fire safety effort. We provide a wide variety of services from on-site risk assessment audits to educational programs for parents, students, faculty and staff.

For parents and future students, we will contact the college or university of your choice to obtain information about the fire safe status of that institution. We will also give you the contact information of anyone who declines our request for information requested by you a future student and their family.

I have had the opportunity to speak at a number of NFPA conferences. I will continue to strive for more effective training programs for high school and college students.

I cannot emphasis our dedication to fire safety. The professionalism and the quality of programs and services we provide are second to none. As our mission statement above says, our goal is to "Keeping Fire Safety Proactive, Not Reactive".

I would like to encourage you to bring the "Great Escape" training program to your campus or facility. Please visit our Great Escape training site us at: Http://www.GreatEscapeOnCampus.com

If you have questions concerning fire safety at colleges, universities, public or private school districts, or fraternity or sorority organization, please feel free to give me a phone call or send me an email at:
RandyH@CampusFireSafety.com

I appreciate your time in visiting our site,  I look forward to hearing form you.

Sincerely,

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