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MI Prevention
Michigan Bureau of Fire Services · State program
Free services; no cash amount stated
Michigan’s MI Prevention program provides no-cost fire safety outreach, smoke and carbon monoxide alarm installation, and free home assessments to identify hazards. The official material says it was funded by a FEMA fire prevention grant and targets higher-risk Michigan households.
Program details
How it works
MI Prevention is a statewide community risk reduction program created by the State of Michigan’s Bureau of Fire Services. The official material says it was awarded a FEMA fire prevention grant to install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in at-risk homes statewide.
What the money covers
The program’s approach includes:
- Installing smoke alarms
- Installing carbon monoxide alarms
- Providing a smoke alarm campaign kit with fire safety education
- Conducting a free home assessment to identify potential fire hazards in the home
Who it is meant to help
The official letter says the grant was aimed at homes with higher-risk residents, including Michigan homeowners over age 40, adults 60 and older, children ages 0-9, and Michigan civilians living in poverty.
Why it matters for homeowners
This is a statewide no-cost home safety service rather than a cash grant. It is relevant because it reduces fire risk through in-home prevention work and home hazard identification.
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