Tag: alarms

Free smoke alarms installed in Rose Hill Saturday

ROSE HILL, Kan. (KSNW)-Home fires are the most common disaster in the United States, and the American Red Cross want’s to help change that. “We want to make sure we can prevent as many as possible. We’ve actually installed over 2 million smoke alarms throughout the United States,” Logan Wright in charge of regional communications […]

Legislation to require gas alarms in Illinois gains support

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — It’s a new push that could affect homeowners across Illinois. If passed into law, the state’s Fuel Gas Detector Act would require gas alarms to be installed inside buildings. Similar legislation is also being considered in other states. The purpose is to protect against gas explosions, which have increased in number and […]

Volunteers needed to install smoke alarms May 1

MONROE COUNTY — Volunteers are needed to install smoke alarms for the American Red Cross on May 1. As part of the organization’s national “Sound the Alarm” effort, the Red Cross is installing free smoke alarms in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan homes. Families are selected based on need. City of Monroe’s Fire Commander Scott Smiley installs a smoke detector for a […]

RNC plan for 2020 denialist to head ‘election integrity’ unit raises alarms

As Donald Trump’s presidential campaign has cemented its hold on the Republican National Committee (RNC), alarms are being raised about the organisation’s tapping of the fervent election denialist Christina Bobb to run an “election integrity” unit. Bobb is a former Trump lawyer and ex-reporter for the far-right One America News Network, who gained prominence after […]

Time change presents opportunity to check smoke alarms

Mar. 9—Daylight saving time begins Sunday morning, and State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney is reminding residents now is a good time to make sure their smoke alarms are working and create an escape plan in the event of a fire. “So far, there have been 29 fire deaths in 2024,” Chaney said. “In 17 of […]

Planned Cherokee marijuana superstore in NC alarms Senators Tillis and Budd

Responding to concerns about the Cherokee Indians’ planned marijuana superstore in their state, North Carolina’s U.S. senators are demanding answers from top federal, state and local law enforcement officials. “In recent months, we have heard directly from North Carolinians who have communicated their concerns about the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and Qualla Enterprises LLC […]