He says usually that means the batteries are too old. North says many times they don’t have a smoke alarm or they have one, but it didn’t go off. If needed, firefighters will install 10 year lithium alarms to make sure. 0 Did you know you the Red Cross will provide you with a free in-home smoke alarm installation It’s part of their Home Fire Preparedness Campaign. “I get to go out and I actually see the devastation from the fires, and many times as we are interviewing clients to provide assistance to them, you know one of the questions we ask, is did you have smoke alarms and did they go off,” said North. The North Charleston Fire Department has partnered with the American Red Cross. He’s been a volunteer at the Red Cross for 10 years, and is on the Disaster Action Team. It’s something Doug North has seen throughout his career. “Every home should have a working smoke detector,” said Lisa Smith, executive director of the Central and Northern New York Chapter of the American Red Cross.īut not everyone does.
Volunteers will install up to three smoke alarms in each home or apartment. Download Master Project Data folder RCP2 > 02data > Master Project Data. There’s already 40 appointments in the books for Saturday. and where should the American Red Cross go to install smoke alarms. Roughly 60 volunteers will be installing over 100 free smoke alarms. The American Red Cross is going door-to-door on Syracuse’s near Westside neighborhood on Saturday, May 6th. The Central and Northern New York Chapter of the American Red Cross is doing just that through its annual Sound the Alarm campaign. (WSYR-TV) - Keeping families and homes safe.
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