The Gatlinburg Fire Department warns of increased fire risk due to home heating during a forecasted frosty weekend.

For a large campus of buildings with mixed occupancies, it is imperative to maintain their fire protection system and equipment to ensure proper function as designed during emergency conditions.

The number of house fires reported in the U.S. has dropped by half since 1980, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Credit the proliferation of smoke alarms, public education, ...

Spartan Fire Protection was named Houston’s top fire protection service for 2025 by BusinessRate, based on verified ...

Since Sunday, January 25, multiple house and vehicle fires have kept first responders busy.

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--National Fire & Safety (“NFS”), a leading end-to-end fire protection and life safety solutions platform and a portfolio company of Highview Capital (“Highview”) ...

The company’s growth reflects a broader trend in which end users are seeking dependable pumps and engines that can perform ...

Accounting for employees in the event of an emergency is vital. The Emergency Action Plan should address how to accurately account for all employees. Besides the obvious risks associated with 1.32 ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Building Industry Partners (“BIP”), the leading building industry-focused private equity investment firm, has formed a new fire and life safety (“FLS”) platform company ...

In celebration of Sparky the Fire Dog’s® 70th birthday, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has announced the launch of Sparky’s Fire Safety Club and badging system on Sparky.org, the ...

Although private equity interest in fire safety has been hot for years, acquisition activity has ignited recently. Commercial fire protection is viewed as a defensive industry that’s always in high ...