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Fire reports

NFPA´s Fire Analysis and Research division offers a wide range of statistical and data services through its One-Stop Data Shop. Our goal is to help our customers find the best fire experience information available, quickly and conveniently. Browse the full list below of statistical reports, many of which are free to NFPA members. To order any report(s), or for more information, e-mail Nancy Schwartz or call +1 617 984-7450.

In this Section:

			Overall fire statistics U.S. fire problem overview; fire loss in the U.S.; large-loss fires; catastrophic (multiple-death) fires					Occupancies Educational properties; health care facilities; high-rises; hotels/motels; refineries; prisons; religious properties; and more

			Major causes Heating; cooking; candles, fireworks, smoking-materials, and more					Regional/community patterns Fire death rates by state; U.S. fire experience by region

			Appliances & equipment Washing machines & dryers; air conditioners and fans; kitchen equipment					Vehicles U.S. vehicle fire trends and patterns

			Economic impacts The total cost of fire in the U.S.					Victim patterns Characteristics of home fire victims; security provisions; socioeconomic factors

			Fire protection systems Sprinklers and smoke alarms					Miscellaneous Burn and toxic gases in non-fire situations; computer equipment; combustion toxicity; wood shingle or wood shake roof

			Fire service statistics Firefighter fatalities and injuries in the U.S.; fire department calls; U.S. fire department profile; needs assessment of the U.S. fire service					Non-fire incidents Electrical problems; Non-fire burns; Exposure to gases; Carbon Monoxide incidents

			International comparisons Comparing fires in the U.S. to Canada, Japan, Sweden and the United Kingdom					Errata Corrections to NFPA statistical reports and fact sheets