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Buckeye Valley Community Smoke Alarm Walk

The Buckeye Valley Community Smoke Alarm Walk was a great success this past Saturday, October 1st! Thanks to Buckeye Valley Fire District and the 25 volunteers who joined. You reached 33 homes, educating 104 residents on fire safety. You also installed 142 smoke alarms and 1 Deaf & Hard of Hearing smoke alarm at no cost to the residents. Thank you for making your community safer.

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