U.S. Fire Loss 2002 - In 2002, U.S. fire departments responded to 1,687,500 fires.

Karter Jr, Michael J. | Online Contents | 2003

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

NFPA REPORTS - 2011 LARGE-LOSS FIRES - In 2011, 11 fires resulted in more than $20 million each in property damage, topped by the Bastrop County Complex wildfire in Texas that did $400 million in damage.

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2012

U.S. LARGE-LOSS FIRES IN 2009 In 2009, 24 fires resulted in losses of $10 million or more each, for a total direct property loss of roughly $940 million.

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2010

Burning Issues - Each year, nearly 1,500 fires occur in U.S. college dormitories, causing more than USD 5 million in property damage.

Dietsch, Jenna Von | Online Contents | 1997