NFPA REPORTS - FIRE LOSS IN THE UNITED STATES DURING 2012 - Last year, 2,855 civilian fire deaths were recorded, the fewest since 1977, according to NFPA's Fire Analysis & Research Division.

Karter Jr, Michael J | Online Contents | 2013

ANALYSIS + RESEARCH REPORT - Fire Loss in the United States in 2013 - The number of reported fires fell to a historic low and overall property damage due to fire declined, but overall civilian fire deaths increased compared to the previous year.

Karter Jr, Michael J | Online Contents | 2014

Catastrophic Fires of 1995 - In 1995, 45 catastrophic fires in the United States killed 384 people. Although overall incidents decreased by 12 percent, the number of deaths increased by 25 percent.

Tremblay, Kenneth J. | Online Contents | 1996

REPORT: U.S. FIRE LOSS FOR 2008 - Home fires accounted for 83 percent of all civilian fire deaths last year.

Karter Jr, Michael J. | Online Contents | 2009

1999 U.S. Fire Loss Report - Fire loss increased by 3.8 percent last year in the United States, resulting in more than (USD)10 million in property damage. According to NFPA's annual survey, U.S. public fire departments responded to 1,823,000 fires, or 1 every 17 seconds.

Karter Jr, Michael J. | Online Contents | 2000