Fire in the United States: Deaths, Injuries, Dollar Loss and Incidents at the National, State, and Local Levels in 1981 (Fourth Edition)

摘要

This report highlights major characteristics of the Nation's fire problem in 1981. In general, this edition provides a description of the magnitude and trends of the U.S. fire problem; provides detailed information on the Nation's fires in terms of losses, causes, victims, times and places of occurrence, and other particulars; illustrates for those involved in fire protection how data can be arrayed, analyzed, and used to identify their specific problems; identifies states with outstanding fire protection records to see if they resulted from fire prevention programs, and identifies areas which may need special assistance.