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Smoke Detector Program

The Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District (NACFD) in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) is proud to continue their smoke alarm program.  To qualify you must be:


65 years or older   and

Reside within the NACFD District


NACFD will install new smoke alarms in your home FREE of charge for District Residents if you meet the above requirements.  NACFD will also conduct a FREE fire safety home inspection:

  • Install smoke alarms in each home according to Fire Safety guidelines.
  • Test existing smoke alarms.
  • Conduct a home fire safety inspection.
  • Conduct a home sprinkler awareness presentation if desired.

 

Smoke alarm facts:

  • Six out of ten residential fire deaths occur in homes without working smoke alarms.
  • About 94% of U.S. homes have smoke alarms, but up to 1/3 of the alarms are not working properly.
  • Why do smoke alarms fail? Most often because of missing, disconnected or dead batteries.
  • Most smoke alarms last about 10 years and should be replaced if older than that.
  • Working smoke alarms cut your chances of dying in a house fire in half.

Do not delay in making sure you have a working smoke alarms – SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES!


Download the application and release form

Please bring the completed form to our Administration Office

SMOKE DETECTOR APPLICATION and RELEASE FORM (pdf)Download

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