The Little Rock Fire Department was awarded a grant that will provide smoke alarms, as well as carbon monoxide alarms, to the citizens of Little Rock at no charge.
The Little Rock Fire Department, will install these FREE important life saving devices and will assist in conducting some fire safety presentations. In addition, a free home fire safety inspection can be conducted with the installation. Up to three (3) smoke alarms and one (1) carbon monoxide detector per household can be installed, if needed.
For more information, please contact Captain Randy Hickmon (501) 912-4829 or by e-mail at RHickmon@LittleRock.org
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