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Making Arizona Safer, One Smoke Alarm at a Time: Join Our Community Smoke Alarm Program

The safety of our communities is a responsibility we all share, and the Arizona Burn Foundation is leading the charge in this important endeavor. Their Community Smoke Alarm Program is a remarkable initiative that unites volunteers and firefighters to provide high-risk households in various Arizona communities with 10-year, battery-sealed, dual-sensor smoke alarms and specialized Deaf and Hard of Hearing smoke alarm systems. This not only equips families with essential fire safety tools but also empowers them with knowledge about burn prevention. It’s a family-friendly opportunity to make a significant difference in preventing home fire deaths and burn injuries for both children and adults.

The Community Smoke Alarm Program operates through a network of dedicated volunteers and firefighters who are passionate about enhancing the safety of Arizona’s neighborhoods. These volunteers are organized into groups and provided with the necessary tools, materials, and comprehensive training to effectively install and educate residents about smoke alarms and fire safety.

Smoke alarms are a crucial line of defense against home fires, giving families the early warning they need to escape safely. The program ensures that homes are equipped with top-quality 10-year, battery-sealed, dual-sensor smoke alarms. These alarms are highly effective at detecting both fast, flaming fires and slow, smoldering fires, providing residents with the best chance of escaping a fire unharmed.

The program doesn’t stop at providing standard smoke alarms; it also addresses the needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals. Specialized smoke alarm systems designed for this demographic are installed, ensuring that everyone in the community can be alerted to potential fire hazards.

 

 

Fall 2023 Calendar

The Community Smoke Alarm Program has a series of events scheduled for the fall of 2023. Here are the dates and locations:

November 4, 2023 – Tempe
November 4, 2023 – Buckeye
November 18, 2023 – Peoria
November 18, 2023 – Tucson

These events provide an excellent opportunity for you and your family to get involved in a meaningful way, creating a safer environment for your community.

How to Get Involved

If you’re eager to take part in the Community Smoke Alarm Program or want to learn more about their events, you can reach out to the Arizona Burn Foundation by contacting them at programs@azburn.org. You can also sign up to volunteer for a smoke alarm event by visiting their website or clicking the button below.

click here for volunteer opportunities

Fire safety is a shared responsibility, and the Arizona Burn Foundation’s Community Smoke Alarm Program is making it easier for everyone to participate. By joining this program, you can help make Arizona communities safer and more prepared for the unexpected. Don’t miss your chance to contribute to a worthy cause and take action to prevent home fire deaths and burn injuries. Your involvement can make a life-saving difference in the lives of Arizona residents.

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