Fire Prevention Week is observed each year during the week of Oct. 9 in memory of the Chicago fire that killed more than 250 people, destroyed 17,400 buildings and left 100,000 without a home. The National Fire Protection Association has sponsored the week since 1922.
This is the memorial entitled "Pillar of Fire" located at the Chicago Fire Academy.

This picture is a wonderful reminder as to why you should sleep with your door shut every night! Teaching your kids at a young age will help create good habits for the rest of there life and keep them safe.

Did you know our team uses the same freeze-drying methods as the Library of Congress to dry historic documents and books? When disaster strikes, some of your most valued photos and documents could be lost forever, but we can help restore them to preloss condition!

In 2018, 89% of wildfires were caused by humans. Yikes! Learn before you burn this summer and educate yourself on local rules and regulations for burning backyard debris. Lets keep our city safe!