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The CPSC needs your help to keep people safe in and around the home. We have developed the Neighborhood Safety Network Safety Tool Kit to help consumers and communities promote safety and health.
We have a variety of publications, posters, checklists, and tools that can be downloaded for free and used to create a safety program in your neighborhood. Learn how to Design a Safety Program to share this lifesaving information with friends, family and anyone who may need access to the following safety information.
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| Child Safety |
Fire Safety |
Carbon Monoxide |
Keep kids safe in your home and in your neighborhood. Find resources on child safety including information on helmets, furniture tip-overs, magnets and more.
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From candles to cooking to electrical wiring to home appliances, there are potential fire hazards at every turn. Learn how to protect your family and home from fire hazards.
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It’s called the “invisible killer” — it’s a deadly gas, and you can’t see it or smell it. Do you know enough about this poisonous gas to protect yourself and your family?
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| Older Adults |
Drowning Prevention |
ATV Safety |
Older adults have concerns of their own, from falls to fire, and they’re the fastest growing segment of our population.
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Pools are fun on a hot day and a great way to cool off, but they can be dangerous and tempting to young kids. Supervision and appropriate barriers are key to protecting your loved ones.
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ATVs are powerful, fast and potentially dangerous. Take knowledge to the extreme and learn the golden rules of safe riding.
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Tool Kit