Catastrophic Fires of 1998 - The numbers are down. In fact, the United States had the lowest number of catastrophic fires and deaths in 1998 since 1992. But 191 people still died in 35 such fires last year.

Tremblay, Kenneth J. | Online Contents | 1999

Catastrophic Fires of 2002 - Last year, 160 people died in 32 catastrophic multipledeath fires.

Badger, Stephen G. | Online Contents | 2003

REPORT: CATASTROPHIC MULTIPLE-DEATH FIRES IN 2008 - Last year saw the fewest catastrophic fires, and the fewest related deaths, since 1987.

Badger, Stephen G. | Online Contents | 2009

CATASTROPHIC + MULTIPLE-DEATH FIRES IN 2009 The number of catastrophic fires is the second-lowest in the past decade, and the 103 deaths in such fires is the lowest number ever recorded.

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2010

1997 Catastrophic Fires - The results of our annual catastrophic fires study are in. Last year, 216 people died in 43 catastrophic fires in the United States. More than half of these fires were in residential properties, and they killed 150 people, including 53 children under the age of 6.

Tremblay, Kenneth J. | Online Contents | 1998