The Roswell Fire Department has kicked off the 2019 edition of Operation Save-A-Life, distributing and installing smoke alarms free of charge for residents who can’t afford to buy them.
The distribution began Monday and will continue while supplies last, officials said. Those needing an alarm can contact Lt. Ed Botts, ebotts@roswellgov.com or 770-594-6225. Smoke alarms also are available at Roswell's seven fire stations; to locate the closest one, go to: www.roswellgov.com/fire
Operation Save-A-Life seeks to educate the public about fire safety and carbon monoxide and reduce the losses that can occur as a result of fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. A partnership of Channel 2 Action News/WSB-TV, Kidde and Home Depot has donated 5,000 smoke alarms to metro Atlanta fire departments to be distributed.
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