Broken Arrow Fire Department holds annual Smoke Detector Blitz event
Broken Arrow firefighters visited local homes during an annual smoke detector blitz to check alarms and provide free devices to residents.
Fire crews visited Broken Arrow homes on Saturday to check for working smoke alarms. The community outreach effort helps local residents maintain active fire safety devices.
The Broken Arrow Fire Department thanked its firefighters for the effort. Leaders also praised the Fire Prevention team. Safety teams checked devices across Broken Arrow neighborhoods.
Assistance remains open to all local households. Some residents may need brand new devices. Other residents only require replacement batteries.
The municipal fire agency supplies emergency rescue operations and community fire prevention services. Field crews regularly help households inspect vital warning hardware. These services maintain basic domestic safety.
The department gives one free smoke detector per home inside city limits. Residents who need help can call 918-259-8360.
