The responsibility is now on boards to comply with fire safety requirements.
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New Fire Safety Enforcement Requirements Place Onus on Boards
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Extinguishing the Flames Is the Easy Part
Hiring professionals with a proven track record is a key to recovering from a fire.
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The Best Way to Prepare for the Worst
FDNY issues new emergency preparedness guide.
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Got Your Stove Knobs Covered?
A deadly fire leads to new safety regulations.
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After the Alarm
A Greenwich Village co-op navigates a fire’s fallout.
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Glow-in-the-Dark Door Signs
Yet another new necessity.
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With Great Power Comes Great … Opportunity
Boards are trusted to take charge – even when everything is a disaster.
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How to Recover from a Disaster
Recovering from a fire can be easier if your building is properly insured.
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Exit Strategy
Commercial buildings rehearse several times a year. Residential buildings hand out a playbook and hope for the best.
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Trial By Fire
The story of a devastating fire, which wound up testing the residents, educating them, and, finally, making their co-op stronger than ever.
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