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Best practice suggests fire action notices should be displayed next to every fire alarm call point and next to the final fire exits. This gives the relevant information at a glance to the person raising the alarm and any further action that maybe required.

Fire Safety Notices are signs/stickers affixed to residents' doors as reference in case of emergency. There are Notices for Combustible buildings and Non-Combustible buildings. Read more about the law governing Fire Safety Notices.

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You may call 311, Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm EST (excluding holidays) to speak with an FDNY Fire Prevention Customer Service Representative or you may e-mail your complaint to FDNY.BusinessSupport@fdny.nyc.gov.

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The fire safety notice says to do certain things, such as leave the building immediately if the fire is in your apartment. If you're in a fireproof building and the fire isn't in your apartment, you may be able to stay there until you receive word from the firefighters. However, it may be necessary to evacuate.

Fire action notice signs are designed to clearly guide staff and visitors with various instructions to make during a fire, including how to raise the alarm and where the closest assembly point is. It is advised that fire action notice signs are placed next to every manual call point in the property.