Fire department pitches expanded smoke-detector program, seeks donations
Building/permits official reported a Sunnybrook fire-safety presentation and described a Red Cross–supported smoke-detector installation program targeted to seniors and those unable to buy detectors, and asked for community donations to scale up installations.
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An agency official (speaker S2) reported that a recent fire-safety presentation at Sunnybrook revealed many homes lacked functioning smoke detectors and emphasized that detectors have a roughly 10-year useful life.
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