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Current Event- On April 21 2017 a kitchen fire in Springfield Massachusetts caused 10,000 dollars in damage due to food left unattended. The fire was reported at 10 am and No one was hurt.  http://www.masslive.com/news/index.ssf/2017/04/kitchen_fire_causes_10k_damage_1.html

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Smoke Detectors can be very helpful to          have around thew house in case of a kitchen fire.

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current event- In November 27 2016 Jean Lansman was severely burned at her home when making dinner. she was taken to Manning General Hospital where she had to stay for 8 months and then stayed at Pfoltner  Nursing Home for 9 months until her death. https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/31253755

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Make sure you have a fire extinguisher around you in the kitchen when cooking in case of a fire.

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Make sure you watch your sleeves when cooking over an open flame!

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Consequences of fires- Fires have many consequences because of the toxic fumes that are released when it is burning. Also it can destroy personal possessions such as: clothing, pictures, technology, and basic needs possibly the entire house. http://www.nfpa.org/news-and-research/news-and-media/press-room/reporters-guide-to-fire-and-nfpa/consequences-of-fire

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Make sure you use a lid or baking soda to put a fire out on the stove.

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Most deaths and injuries from home fires are caused by smoke inhalation.  Deadly smoke and gases may be produced before flames appear.  More importantly most fires start at night when people are asleep.   This is why havng effcient smoke detectors and escape plan  is so important.  Battery operated smoke detectors are very affordable.  Smoke detectors should be on every level of the home.  Hallways, bedrooms, and attics are the best cites.  Attach the detector on or near the ceiling according to the manufacturer's instrutions.
Check each detector once a month to make sure it works properly.  Replace dead batteries immediately.  If a fire occurs, gather everyone and move quickly through te nearest reachable escape route.  If the room is filled with smoke, stay close to the floor as you exit.  Feel each door before opening it.  If a door is hot take another route .  Close all doors behind you when leaving and do not reenter the home for any reason If clothing catches on fire,the person should drop to the ground and roll over to smother the flames. When everyone is safely out, call the fire department.

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Serenity Downey Kitchen Safety With Fire 

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Serenity Downey Kitchen Safety With Fire 

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Don't put hot appliances away from materials that can catch fire.  Also keep paper towels away from, hot cooking surfaces.  When food is cooking never leave it unatettended.  Grease can ignite if it gets too hot .  Keep kitchens clean since grease buildup is highly flammable.  Pay special attention to a range hood and areas near the range.  Always keep a fire extinguisher in the kitchen area and know how to use it.  Another part of kitchen safety is preventing burns.  Turn pot handles way from the front of the range when you are cooking.  Do not reach over lighted burners.  Use dry, heated- resitant oven mitts to remove hot pans from the oven.  Lift lids and covers away from your fae to prevent steam burns.  Turn off appliances and range controls when you finish cooking.

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Preventive measures - In the article Ten ways to avoid a Kitchen Fire its says that you should never leave food unattended, check your food regularly, use a timer, don't wear loose clothing when cooking, keep kids away, Keep anything that can catch fire away, clean cooking surfaces grease build up, purchase a fire extinguisher, make sure to check the kitchen to make sure you don't have any appliances on before leaving the house or going to bed, and make sure to have a smoke alarm.
http://www.redcross.org/news/article/Avoid-Kitchen-Fires-Use-Red-Cross-Tips

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Current event April 01,2017 - In Cleveland a fire broke out around 9:15 pm. The fire was on East 71st street. One person was taken to Metro Health but everyone else got out pf the house safely the cause of the fire is currently unknown. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2017/04/cleveland_firefighters_respond.html

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Don't leave your towels sitting around an open flame!