As more electric vehicles (EVs) enter our roadways, NFPA has developed new safety resources and information to help promote safe EV charging practices at home. Check them out by visiting: nfpa.org/evsafetyinfo

Headed to the museums this spring break? Take this Sparky seek and find with you to spark conversations about smoke alarm safety with your kids: nfpa.social/xmZa50RgjgR #kidsactivities #summervacation

2010-2014, U.S. fire departments responded to 15,970 home fires involving clothes dryers or washing machines each year and the leading cause was the failure to properly clean them. Take steps today to prevent a clothes dryer fire: nfpa.social/V6Lh50RaKIh

Happy #NationalPetDay ! Sparky the Fire Dog is here with 6 fire safety tips to keep our beloved furry friends fire safe. Be sure to share with your friends and family. For more tips visit: nfpa.social/nvCt50RcZOi

Doing laundry is a part of your everyday routine. But #DYK how important taking care of your clothes dryer is to the safety of your home? With a few simple safety tips, you can help prevent a clothes dryer fire. For more tips visit: nfpa.social/xXe650RaKvX #DryerSafety

Ran into Sparky the Fire Dog at the RI Home Show! Lots of interest in smoke alarms & lithium-ion battery safety today! #NFPA #RI_State

Sparky Spies Spring! Can you? Be a detective and see how many of these items you can find outside 🌳 🐦 nfpa.social/ML1650R6ZyG #Spring

Spring cleaning or painting this weekend? Be sure to carefully dispose of your rags. Download and share this tip sheet: nfpa.social/UwpN50R6Jvy #SpringCleaning

Spring is an excellent time to get outside and make your home fire safe. By checking everything off, you will also protect animals, trees, plants and your home. Download your list here: nfpa.social/pxy050R6Jpw #SpringCleaning

Cook with care this Easter weekend! Never leave the kitchen while cooking on the stovetop. Some types of cooking, especially those that involve frying or sautéing with oil, need continuous attention. For kitchen safety tips: nfpa.social/wUT950R4X2A #CookingSafety

Keep children and pets at least three feet away from the stove and areas where hot food or drink. Use this Sparky.org kid-free zone marker to make a three-foot safety zone around the cooking area while preparing your Easter feast. Print here: nfpa.social/nBhV50Q3Y0f

If a small grease or cooking fire starts during your #Easter preparations, smother the flames by sliding a lid over the pan and turning off the burner. Leave the pan covered until it is completely cooled. For more cooking tips, visit: nfpa.social/ecIH50R1sJE #cookingsafety

Download these free activities on Sparky.org that teach kids to stay away from things that are hot or can get hot. nfpa.social/a4UK50Q3XNa #cookingsafety #Easter

Calling all Fire and Life Safety educators! The NFPA Educator of the Year award celebrates leaders who make communities safer. Know someone who deserves this recognition for their efforts? Nominate here, deadline is 3/28: nfpa.social/g16C50R2a2f #nfpaconf24

If you are celebrating #Easter this weekend, stay by your pan as you prepare your meal. If you have to leave, turn off the burner. It can make all the difference for you and your family. For more information, visit: nfpa.social/REJQ50R1syh #cookingsafety #easter

Spring is an excellent time to get outside and make your home fire safe. By checking everything off, you will also protect animals, trees, plants and your home. Download your list here: nfpa.social/aK7t50QYKaC #SpringCleaning

As warmer weather nears, the NFPA offers 6 key tips for safely tackling spring cleaning projects. nfpa.social/6UHu50QYK17 #SpringCleaning

Sparky's 73rd birthday is today! Plan your very own Sparky birthday party with your friends. From party games to hats and activities, head to Sparky.org for all of your celebrating needs!

Sparky's birthday wish this year is for everyone to plan and practice their home fire escape drill. Start planning yours today with these helpful tips:
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For Sparky's birthday, he is asking his friends to skip the dog treats and instead join his Fire Safety Club. You can visit Sparky.org to complete the challenges needed to join the club and earn a certificate.