Our risk reduction and prevention campaigns seek to make our communities, and those most vulnerable within them, safe from fire and other incidents. The resources provided here are designed for our partner agencies and stakeholders to use to share our fire safety messages in the community.
New Fire and Emergency campaign aimed at reducing unattended cooking fires among those disengaged from fire safety. Live from 28 November 2022.
A smoke alarm didn’t save Jayden’s controller. But it did save his life. Don’t wait to install working smoke alarms.
You are four times more likely to survive a house fire if you have working smoke alarms...
Danger is often hidden from the naked eye, but a fire is easily preventable if you know what to look for...
We’ve teamed up with New Zealand rugby player, Samuel Whitelock and Lincoln University to spread the word on the importance on low flammability planting and ...
Legendary former All Black Christian Cullen runs through the do's and don'ts for outdoor fire safety.
Fire and Emergency’s summer campaign aims to get everyone to check their local fire danger before lighting any type of fire this summer.
To survive a house fire, you need to make sure everyone in your household knows three important things.
One in four house fires start in the kitchen, and unattended cooking is the leading cause of New Zealand house fires.