Texas § 766.003 INFORMATION RELATING TO FIRE SAFETY AND CARBON MONOXIDE DANGERS.

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§ 766.003 — INFORMATION RELATING TO FIRE SAFETY AND CARBON MONOXIDE DANGERS.

Texas § 766.003

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 766.003 (2026).

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Sec. 766.003. INFORMATION RELATING TO FIRE SAFETY AND CARBON MONOXIDE DANGERS.

(a)The department shall prepare information of public interest relating to:

(1)fire safety in the home; and

(2)the dangers of carbon monoxide.

(b)The information must inform the public about:

(1)ways to prevent fires in the home, and actions to take if a fire occurs in the home;

(2)the need to test smoke detectors every month to ensure the smoke detector is working;

(3)replacing the battery in a battery-operated smoke detector every six months;

(4)the need to have fire safety equipment in the home, including fire extinguishers and emergency escape ladders;

(5)the need to develop and practice a fire escape plan;

(6)the availability of carbon monoxide detectors;

(7)using carbon monoxide alarms as a back

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Sec. 766.003. INFORMATION RELATING TO FIRE SAFETY AND CARBON MONOXIDE DANGERS. (a) The department shall prepare information of public interest relating to:
(1) fire safety in the home; and
(2) the dangers of carbon monoxide.
(b) The information must inform the public about:
(1) ways to prevent fires in the home, and actions to take if a fire occurs in the home;
(2) the need to test smoke detectors every month to ensure the smoke detector is working;
(3) replacing the battery in a battery-operated smoke detector every six months;
(4) the need to have fire safety equipment in the home, including fire extinguishers and emergency escape ladders;
(5) the need to develop and practice a fire escape plan;
(6) the availability of carbon monoxide detectors;
(7) using carbon monoxide alarms as a backup to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning; and
(8) the need to properly use and maintain fossil fuel-burning appliances.
(c) The department shall distribute the information described by this section to the public in any manner the department determines is cost-effective, including providing the information on the department's Internet website and publishing informational pamphlets.
SUBCHAPTER B. FIRE PROTECTION SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IN CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS IN CERTAIN COUNTIES