Fire Safety
All residents should assume responsibility for ensuring fire safety in all residence facilities. Violation of fire safety includes, but is not limited to:
- Setting a fire
- Sounding a false alarm, including,
- Falsely reporting fire, bomb threats, serious injury, or any other emergency
- Intentionally or negligently activating a fire alarm when no fire is present
- Tampering with a fire alarm pull station or fire suppression system
- Using a fire extinguisher in a non-emergency situation
- Not evacuating the building during a fire alarm
- Tampering with a smoke/particle detector; sprinkler heads, or other fire safety equipment
- Using or possessing cooking appliances (except in designated cooking area), hot plates, electrical heaters, halogen lighting sources, extension cords or similar electrical equipment
- Leaving cooking items unattended while in use
- Using candles, incense, or any open-flamed device
- Storage of a motor vehicle of any type within a residence facility
- The blocking of any inside or outside exit
- Storage of explosive or flammable/combustible materials
- Obstructing or blocking fire doors, corridors, hallways or tampering with self-closing mechanisms