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Fire Safety Program Unveiled
by WNYC Newsroom
NEW YORK, NY February 11, 2008 —The Fire Department is unveiling the largest fire safety campaign in its history.
The Sound the Alarm campaign was prompted by a fire in the Bronx that took the lives of 9 children and an adult last March.
The campaign features ad educating people about the importance of smoke alarms and proper maintenance of them.
The cutting-edge campaign is funded through a major grant from the Department of Homeland Security.
Fire Department Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta and Congressman Jose Serrano will discuss the new program at a Bronx fire station later today.