FEMA's Fire-Safe Hotel Hunt: Public Input Sought on Safety Form
Published Date: 3/27/2025
Notice
Summary
FEMA is asking to keep collecting info from hotels and motels that meet fire safety rules. This list helps federal workers and anyone else find safe places to stay during travel. There’s no change to the form, and sharing your info is voluntary—so no extra costs or hassles!
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Voluntary fire-safety listing stays in place
If you run a hotel, motel, or similar lodging, FEMA is extending (without change) its current collection of the Federal Hotel and Motel Fire Safety Declaration form. Submission is voluntary, and if your property is approved it may be listed for use by Federal employees on government travel and for Federal agency conferences.
Federal travel may use listed hotels
Federal agencies may use the FEMA list of hotels and motels that meet minimum fire-safety requirements when arranging lodging for Federal employees on government travel and for Federal agency conferences.
Public can find fire‑safe lodging
Members of the public can use FEMA’s publicly available list to identify hotels, motels, and similar lodging that meet minimum life-safety criteria from fire. The list is open to non-government travelers as well as Federal employees.
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