University of Georgia student dies in early morning house fire[CCFS Administrator] [January 3, 2012 9:16 pm ] [Views 155]full article
University of Georgia student dies in early morning house fire
January 1, 2012 … A student from the University of Georgia, and three members of her family died December 28, when their home caught fire. Susannah Maxine Davis, 19, her sister Haley Morea Davis, 17, and her parents Mary Wendi Davis and Edmund Russell Davis died when a blaze broke out in their home at 5 a.m.
CCFS partners with Campus Safety Magazine to distribute Survey[CCFS Administrator] [December 14, 2011 1:22 pm ] [Views 231]
The Center for Campus Fire Safety is pleased to partner with Campus Safety Magazine to conduct a brief survey on the state of fire prevention and detection at U.S. universities, schools and hospitals. All individuals who are involved in campus fire safety are encouraged to participate.
CCFS works with NFPA on Cooking Fire Safety[CCFS Administrator] [December 14, 2011 12:48 pm ] [Views 55]
CCFS Director, Kevin McSweeney, CFPS/CFS II represented The Center for Campus Fire Safety in an NFPA Fire Protection Research Foundation program to improve cooking fire safety.
CCFS works with Inside Edition[CCFS Administrator] [December 14, 2011 12:10 pm ] [Views 279]
CCFS President, Paul D. Martin and Director Tim Knisely worked with Inside Edition to produce the following story about college housing and fire safety. Inside Edition ... To show just how fast a fire can rip through a college room, the New York Office of Fire Prevention and the Center of Campus Fire Safety set up a demonstration and burned down a mock dorm room at the University at Albany. Students looked on in awe as everything was destroyed in just minutes.
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University hosts fire safety events - Flyer News [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ] Full articleFlyer NewsUniversity hosts fire safety eventsFlyer NewsFire panels and extinguishers are located in all of the student houses, and most of the fire doors have been replaced on campus during his tenure, he said. "The university takes [fire safety] very seriously," he said. "We want everybody to have fun ...Could you use a fire extinguisher?WDTNall 5 news articles »
Library Fire Still Causing Problems For MU - KMOX.com [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ]
Full articleLibrary Fire Still Causing Problems For MUKMOX.com(AP) — Cleanup continues after arson fires at Ellis Library on the University of Missouri campus. The State Historical Society of Missouri, which is housed at the library, has had to cancel a popular Halloween event because of damage from the fires. ...Library, historical society still clearing fire damage [Columbia Daily Tribune ...Insurance News Net (press release)all 11 news articles »
Sacto 911: Sacramento State officials report two fires on campus - Sacramento Bee [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ]
Full articleNews10.netSacto 911: Sacramento State officials report two fires on campusSacramento BeeTwo buildings at Sacramento State have suffered some level of fire damage, campus officials are reporting. The first reports the fire was posted on Twitter at 3 pm The damaged buildings are Mariposa and Mendocino halls, campus officials ...PHOTOS: Crews fight 3 suspicious fires on Sac State campusNews10.netSacramento State arson attack.The Sacramento Pressall 51 news articles »
Police investigate arson at Eastern Kentucky University - Lexington Herald Leader [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ]
Full articlePolice investigate arson at Eastern Kentucky UniversityLexington Herald LeaderEastern Kentucky University campus police are conducting an arson investigation after bulletin boards were set on fire on two floors of the university's tallest building early Thursday morning, ...EKU Dorm Re-Opened After Suspected Early-Morning Arson FireLEX18 Lexington KY NewsFires at EKU dorm ruled arsonWKYTall 7 news articles »
Sacramento State officials on alert after suspicious fires - Sacramento Bee [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ]
Full articleSacramento State officials on alert after suspicious firesSacramento BeeSacramento Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Niko King said he was not prepared to say that the fires were deliberately set, but said that they were not accidental. Because the fires occurred on a state university campus, the state Fire Marshal's ...
Investigation of CSUS fires continues; cleanup begins - Sacramento Bee (blog) [CCFS Reporter] [October 16, 2011 8:11 am ]
Full articleInvestigation of CSUS fires continues; cleanup beginsSacramento Bee (blog)Fire investigators have completed their on-site work but have not determined the causes of fires that occurred Thursday in two buildings on the California State University, Sacramento, campus. ...