Senior Home Safety Surveys and the SeniorBSafe Program

How it works

Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services says it performs free home fire and life safety surveys for Gwinnett’s seniors. The page explains that the department’s donation support helps provide a safety bag during the survey with items that can help make a home safer from fire and unintentional injury or fall hazards.

What the service covers

The page does not provide a detailed inspection checklist, but it does say the survey is focused on fire and life safety. It also ties the program to the SeniorBSafe Program and says seniors may receive a safety bag with hazard-reduction items.

What is provided at no cost

• Free home fire and life safety surveys for seniors
• A safety bag with items to help reduce fire and injury/fall hazards
• A free smoke alarm for seniors in need during the home survey, limited to one per household

Additional related programs on the page

The page lists smoke alarms as another free service for low-income, indigent, and special needs households, but the Senior Home Safety Surveys entry specifically mentions the free smoke alarm available to seniors in need during the survey.

How to apply

The page does not give step-by-step application instructions, an online form, or eligibility-screening details for scheduling the survey.

Timing and deadlines

• No application deadline or closing date is stated
• The page presents the service as an ongoing free community program

Notes

This is a county-run safety service rather than a cash grant or rebate. The page does not state a dollar amount for the survey or the safety bag items.