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NASFM Foundation

News

• NASFM Passes Building Safety Month Proclamation for March 2013

• NASFM March 2013 Newsletter

• National Association of State Fire Marshals Issues Call of Action Following the January 27 Nightclub Fire in Santa Maria, Brazil

• NASFM February 2013 Newsletter

• 2013 NASFM Annual Conference - Save the
  Date!

• NASFM January 2013 Newsletter

• NASFM December 2012 Newsletter

• NASFM November 2012 Newsletter

• Grinnell Mutual and the NASFM Foundation Recognize 50 Fire Departments for Life Safety Achievements

• NASFM Amends Smoke Alarm Guidance to Recommend 10-Year Battery
  

• Shell Pipeline Company LP wins 2012 Norman Y. Mineta Excellence in Transportation Safety Award
  

• NASFM Statement in Response to Chicago Tribune Allegations, May 2012
  
  

The membership of National Association of State Fire Marshals (NASFM) comprises the most senior fire officials in the United States. State Fire Marshals' responsibilities vary from state to state, but Marshals tend to be responsible for fire safety code adoption and enforcement, fire and arson investigation, fire incident data reporting and analysis, public education and advising Governors and State Legislatures on fire protection. Some State Fire Marshals are responsible for fire fighter training, hazardous materials incident responses, wildland fires and the regulation of natural gas and other pipelines.

Most of our members are appointed by Governors or other high-ranking state o fficials. Some are state police officers. Many are former fire fighters. Some are fire protection engineers, while others are former state legislators, insurance experts and labor union officials.

NASFM's members are the ultimate authority in our organization. The membership meets annually, elects a Board of Directors and Officers and is consulted whenever possible on crucial matters.

Current NASFM News

On-line registration for the 2013 NASFM conference is now open
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NASFM Foundation Seeks Fire Department Guidance Pertaining to Incident Data Collection

NASFM would like to recognize the Platinum Partners of the 2012 NASFM Annual Conference

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NASFM proudly recognizes its Sustaining Partner:

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NASFM would also like to recognize its President's Round Table Partners:

Crowd Manager Training

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Crowd Manager Training News Course Released

NASFM CSST Safety Awareness Campaign Information - Click here

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Press Release "NASFM partners with Door Security & Safety Foundation to promote online tutorial."

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NASFM Related Websites
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