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Harnett County Emergency Services Receives Smoke Alarm Grant
Harnett County Fire Marshal’s Office / North Carolina Office of the State Fire Marshal · County program
Free smoke alarms and canvassing service
Harnett County received smoke alarms through a state Smoke Alarm Saturday grant to install or replace alarms in homes that lack working smoke alarms. The county says the 2026 campaign ran June 5-12, 2026.
Program details
How it works
Harnett County Emergency Services says the Fire Marshal’s Office received Smoke Alarm Saturday grants from the North Carolina Office of the State Fire Marshal. The grants support smoke alarm canvassing and a Smoke Alarm Saturday campaign in Harnett County.
What the money covers
The official county release says the campaign focuses on identifying and equipping homes that lack working smoke alarms, particularly in sleeping areas. It names the county office and two local fire departments that also received smoke alarms through the program.
Amounts and matching
No dollar amount is stated in the county release. The benefit described is provision of smoke alarms and related outreach, not a cash payment.
How to apply
The release does not provide an application process for homeowners. It appears the program is delivered through fire department canvassing and community outreach.
Timing and deadlines
The county says the 2026 campaign ran from Friday, June 5 through Friday, June 12, 2026.
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