Free smoke alarms installed in Metro Atlanta Homes – WSB-TV

Free smoke alarms installed in Metro Atlanta Homes WSB-TV
Roswell Fire Department and the American Red Cross installed 101 free smoke alarms in 34 Liberty Square homes in Roswell, GA. Liberty Square subdivision in Roswell gets 101 free smoke alarms to help prevent home fire deaths — The Roswell Fire Department and the American Red Cross installed free smoke alarms in 34 homes in the Liberty Square subdivision on Sept. 19. Roswell Fire said 11 teams went out from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. along Worthington Hills Manor, Worthington Hills Trace, Worthington Hills Court, Parkmont Drive, Liberty Knoll and Liberty Trace. By the end of the event, teams had visited 161 residents and installed 101 smoke alarms from the American Red Cross, according to Roswell Fire.
[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Each visit took about 30 minutes and included a walkthrough of the home, new alarms where needed and a talk with residents about creating and practicing a home fire escape plan. The Roswell Fire Department’s Community Risk Reduction Division and the American Red Cross picked the area using a community risk assessment that looks at factors such as the age of homes. Roswell Fire said smoke alarms usually expire after about 10 years and older homes are more likely to have alarms that need replacing. “A working smoke alarm gives a family the
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