Safety Education Resources

Please use the links below to locate safety tip sheets and other fire, life and weather safety topics.

Holiday and Seasonal Fire Safety Tips
From National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 

Thanksgiving Safety (PDF)Holiday Cooking Safety (PDF)
Winter Holiday Fire Safety (PDF)Christmas Tree Safety (PDF)
Winter Heating Fire Safety (PDF)Holiday Candle Safety (PDF)
Winter Freeze Safety (PDF)Religious Candle Safety (PDF)
Smoke Alarms (PDF)Carbon Monoxide Alarms (PDF)


Fire & Life Safety

Smoke and CO Alarm Info Opens in new window

National Fire Protection Association Safety Tip Sheets
Locate safety information on a wide range of topics here

Sparky.org
Fun and interactive website for kids with fire safety related activities

Poison.org or call 1-800-222-1222
Poison Control offers expert help for possible poisoning and related information. A new online tool can help determine if 911 should be called.

Safe Kids Worldwide
All things kids -- safety from booster seats to bikes, pedestrians to playgrounds

Take the Safety Pledge to be a safe pedestrian

Consumer Product Safety Commission
Check for product recalls and other consumer safety related information

Severe Weather Safety and Emergency Preparedness 

Ready.gov
Severe Weather and Disaster Preparedness

KnowWhat2Do
Severe weather, hazards, violence, epidemics all covered here

National Weather Service
Check weather around the country plus find weather safety information

NOAA Weather Radio Programming Information and Instructions

Health Related

File of Life
A non-profit organization offering life-saving ideas. This site explains the importance of having the file of life in your home. File of Life holders/cards can be picked up at any Frisco Fire Station lobby free of charge. Each person in a household will need his/her own holder/card. We recommend each household pick up their own to prevent waste. Print a replacement card.  

Pharmaceutical and Used Sharps Disposal Information
Proper methods for disposing of used prescription pills as well as used needles and syringes. Prescription medication disposal can be done at the City’s Quarterly Chunk Your Junk events; For locations that allow for disposal on other dates, please visit this database of drop off locations in the DFW metro area.

Red Cross
Preparedness, CPR, and more

American Heart Association
Heart health awareness, CPR and more

Motor Vehicle Safety 

Texas Department of Public Safety
Booster Seat Laws and other Texas Public Safety information

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Vehicle and roadway safety related topics