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Bookmark or Share- Preparing for Winter Storms - Texas Extension Disaster Education Network• Fire extinguishers, smoke alarms, and carbon monoxide alarms. Test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms once a month to ensure they work properly. The U.S. Fire Administration recommends that you replace the batteries every six months. Know how to safely and properly use a fire extinguisher, and maintain it by checking the pressure level
- Protection of Rangeland and Pastures from WildfireOn-site preparations to protect grazing lands from fire include arrangements for removal of livestock and protection for feeders, pens, highlines, fences, oil and gas structures, wells, windmills, stored hay, barns, houses and cabins. Firebreaks are a necessary and useful tool in this regard. By their very name, "firebreaks" or "fire
- Obtaining Disaster AssistanceSmall Business Administration (SBA) for homeowners and renters. Most assistance will be in the form of loans. FEMA. Applications for assistance can be completed by calling 1-800-621-3362 (hearing/speech impaired ONLY — call TTY: 1-800-462-7585). You also may apply online at . www.fema.gov (by clicking on “Online Individual As-sistance ...
- A PROGRAM TO HELP SAVE LIVES AND MONEY!The National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) reports that home fires continue to be the number one cause of fire deaths. Research shows that most fatal fires occur at night, between 10 pm and 6 am, while most individuals are sleeping (U.S. Fire Administration). Inhalation of smoke and poison gasses is the leading cause
- Replacing Personal Documents After a Fire or DisasterTexas Driver License . Texas Department of Public Safety (512) 424-2600 or Visit Online at . www.txdps.state.tx.us
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