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SR0609LRB104 20459 RMO 33925 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Home fires are the biggest element of the U.S. 

3fire problem for civilians and responders; and

4 WHEREAS, According to the National Fire Protection 

5Association (NFPA), 86% of all civilian structure fire deaths 

6are in homes, and home fires cause $9.4 billion in direct 

7property damage each year; and

8 WHEREAS, Residential structure fires account for 66% of 

9firefighter injuries, with over three times as many 

10firefighter injuries occurring in residential rather than 

11nonresidential structures, per the U.S. Fire Administration 

12(USFA); and

13 WHEREAS, According to Underwriters Laboratories and the 

14National Institute of Standards and Technology, home fires are 

15deadlier today due to unprotected, lightweight construction 

16material, open floor plans, abundant synthetic furnishings, 

17and emerging technology such as lithium-ion batteries, which 

18make homes burn faster, becoming deadly in two minutes or 

19less; and

20 WHEREAS, The USFA estimates that home fire sprinklers 

21could save thousands of lives each year if more were installed 

SR0609- 2 -LRB104 20459 RMO 33925 r

1in homes; and

2 WHEREAS, Fire sprinklers are a proven and cost-effective 

3means of protecting lives and property from the threat of 

4fire; and

5 WHEREAS, Fire sprinklers offer the highest degree of fire 

6protection and are critical in saving lives and property; and

7 WHEREAS, Fire sprinklers can control a fire, and thereby 

8the smoke, while it is still small and prevent a room from 

9being engulfed in flames, which can happen in under two 

10minutes, thereby saving the lives of occupants and first 

11responders; and

12 WHEREAS, The National Fire Spri