Smoking Material & Home Oxygen

Smoking Material and Home Oxygen Fire Prevention

Front side of the Smoking Material Fire Prevention rack card, showing safety tips.

Did you know? In 2022, smoking was the third leading cause of fires in Oregon. On average, 20 people in Oregon die each year due to fires caused by smoking materials like cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco. These fires are easily preventable.

The OSFM's Smoking Material and Home Oxygen Fire Program aims to raise awareness about fire risks from smoking, reduce occurrences through data analysis, provide best practices education, collaborate with partners, and offer resource support.

Webinar

Learn more about this program by watching the OSFM-hosted webinar from January 30. Click here to view the recording.

Partnership with Smokefree Oregon

OSFM collaborates with Smokefree Oregon to provide safety messaging that promotes prevention and action.

Summer Smoking Fire Prevention Campaign 2025

2025 Smoking Fire Prevention Social Media Kit (English)
2025 Smoking Fire Prevention Social Media Kit (Spanish)

Smoke Free Oregon

Smokefree Oregon is about uniting to create a healthier, tobacco-free future for everyone.

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Legacy Burn Center

The Legacy Oregon Burn Center delivers advanced burn care as the region’s only facility of its kind.

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Oregon Health Authority

Find information about tobacco prevention and education.

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Oregonians most at risk

The risk of injury or death from smoking-related fires is higher for certain groups in Oregon, including youth, older adults, people with disabilities, those using medical oxygen, people with low incomes, and those experiencing homelessness.