SEYMOUR, Ind. - Thanks to the generosity of the local Home Depot Seymour, the Seymour Fire Department (SFD) recently received a large donation of carbon monoxide alarms, and they are passing them along to the Seymour community absolutely free,
Residents can stop by SFD Headquarters at 1019 W. 2nd Street to pick up free alarms for their homes any Monday through Friday from 9:20 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free carbon monoxide detectors are available while supplies last.
Working carbon monoxide alarms are essential tools in keeping your family safe. These simple devices can provide the early warning needed to escape a dangerous situation and potentially save lives.
SFD said, "A huge thanks to our friends at the Seymour Home Depot. Through a special, one-time donation opportunity, they provided our department with these important life-saving devices. We are incredibly grateful for their generosity and continued commitment to the safety of our community."
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