SANFORD, Fla. — First responders helped make residents in Seminole County safer on Saturday.
People from the American Red Cross, the Sanford Fire Department and the Seminole County Fire Department installed free smoke alarms in Sanford.
Community partners were in the Carriage Cove Community as part of their “Sound the Alarm” campaign, which helps educate about fire safety.
Volunteers and firefighters went door-to-door to install the smoke alarms.
The organization said it has made over 1 million homes safer since its campaign in 2014.
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