INDIANA — The state of Indiana has seen a decline in the number of deaths related to fires, according to the state’s top firefighter. Indiana State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson reported that fire-related deaths dropped from 78 in 2016 to 70 last year, a decrease of 10.3 percent. The Indiana Department of Homeland Security’s Division …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — The state of Indiana has seen a decline in the number of deaths related to fires, a figure that dropped from 84 in 2014 down to 73 for 2015. The Indiana Department of Homeland Security Division of Fire and Building Safety is praising local first responders across the state for their efforts in …read more.

Indiana State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson is requesting citizens to clear snow from fire hydrants as part of the snow removal for their properties. “As you’re clearing your driveway and sidewalks, it’s always appreciated when fire hydrants are kept clear of snow,” said Greeson. “It saves a lot of time when it comes to locating …read more.

Accidental home cooking fires are a leading contributor to residential fires. With the assistance of the Department of Homeland Security the following is a press release for fire safety supported by the fire departments and coroner’s office of Kosciusko County: Home cooking fires are three times more likely to occur on Thanksgiving than on any …read more.