Sparky Fire Safety Escape Grid
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This document provides tips and instructions for creating a home fire escape plan, including drawing a floor plan showing all exits, identifying two ways out of each room, marking the locations of smoke alarms, selecting an outdoor meeting place, practicing the plan twice a year, and providing a template to create an individualized plan. The goal is to help keep communities safe by planning escape routes and practicing emergency drills in the event of a home fire.
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