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Residential Readiness Program
Martin County Fire Rescue / Martin County Fire Prevention · County program
Free smoke alarms, battery changes, and installation help at no cost
Martin County Fire Rescue offers residents free home fire-safety visits, including free smoke alarms or battery changes for people who need help. It is a no-cost county service focused on helping households improve fire readiness.
Program details
How it works
Martin County Fire Rescue offers residents the chance to participate in its Residential Readiness Program. The program is designed to give households fire-safety information and help make small changes around the home that improve safety in a fire.
If a resident needs assistance, county staff will visit the home and install free smoke alarms or change batteries. The page says the visit also includes practical preparedness guidance.
What the service includes
Residents receive:
- A Residential Readiness Guide
- Guidance in developing a Family Evacuation Plan
- Emergency preparedness tips and information
- Free smoke alarms, if needed
- Help installing smoke alarms at no cost if the resident feels unsafe doing it themselves
How to apply
Applicants complete an online registration form. After registration is submitted, the county contacts the resident to schedule a home visit.
Contact
For questions, the page directs residents to Martin County Fire Prevention at (772) 288-5633.
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