The Aberdeen fire department is once again teaming up with the American Red Cross to offer residents who don’t have one, a working smoke detector and will install it, all for free.
The Aberdeen fire department is once again teaming up with the American Red Cross to offer residents who don’t have one, a working smoke detector and will install it, all for free. The Sound the Alarm, Save a Life project installed 150 smoke alarms in homes back in October. Just like in the fall, volunteers are still needed to do the installations. The installation date is set for April 13th with volunteers canvassing neighborhoods this coming weekend to find out how many smoke alarms will be needed. A link to volunteer can be found through the link on our website. https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=public_shift_listing&view_id=2&zip_code=98520&fbclid=IwAR1kecFXneUFkX-vOi03ZIPOpg8NvacbkmHOA14_stQp1Xic0IHxGIC1bSE_aem_AZ7hs_4eYmy_p-qTzuQcDAZylD-UqwEgv2BpDkuvrn9zw8A4jp9MWBUSzL1q-HXd5GXijsilZRmYXtTaqviXGe3o
Hoquiam Police Department Testing For Police Services Officer
Storm Watch: Multiple reports of power outages
Grays Harbor Drug Task Force Takes More Fentanyl Off The Streets
Shots Fired Early Friday Morning On East 1st In Aberdeen
GH PUD Announce Planned Power Outage