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Plantersville fire officials outline free smoke‑alarm program, cite fire‑code concerns
Summary
Plantersville Volunteer Fire Department leaders described a no‑cost smoke alarm installation program offered through the American Red Cross partnership, showed photos of an electrical fire and announced a steak‑dinner fundraiser on May 8. They also flagged local fire‑code compliance concerns.
Lieutenant Caitlin Correa and Assistant Chief Justin Correra of the Plantersville Volunteer Fire Department gave the board an activity report and updates on training and response volumes.
Assistant Chief Justin Correra described a smoke‑alarm installation program being offered at no cost to residents through a partnership with the American Red Cross and asked the city to help publicize the effort. Correra also showed photographs of an electrical fire and expressed concerns about fire‑code compliance in some local structures. He announced the department’s fundraiser steak dinner scheduled for May 8.
The presentation was informational; no formal action was taken. The board did not vote on any fire‑department proposals during the meeting but received the department’s report and outreach plans for the coming months.
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