City officials have proclaimed October 4th through the 10th as National Fire Prevention Week in Rochester.
Mayor Lovely Warren joined Fire Chief John Schreiber on a platform from a bucket truck to make the proclamation Monday.
This comes as officials continue their investigation after a person was found dead after a fire early Sunday at a home on Kosciusko Street.
Chief Schreiber says this year's theme, "Here the Beep Where You Sleep: Every Bedroom Needs a Working Smoke Alarm."
"Always have a working smoke alarm in your home, if you hear a smoke alarm and discover your house is on fire, get out first, and then call 9-1-1."
Chief Schreiber says the most important thing to do if an alarm does go off, is get out of the building.
He says the department will install a free smoke alarm for residents who can't afford one.
People can call 3-1-1 for more information.
Here's the mayor and Chief Schreiber making the National Fire Prevention Week proclamation.