How to request a free smoke alarm installation in your home
As part of the city's Sound the Alarm program, New Yorkers can get a free smoke alarm installed in their home.
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Dec 12, 2023, 6:02 PM
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7h agoThe FDNY and the American Red Cross are working together to bring free smoke alarms to New Yorkers.
As part of the city's Sound the Alarm program, New Yorkers can get a free smoke alarm installed in their home. This is especially important during the winter months when lots of people use space heaters.
To request an appointment, click here.
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