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South River EMC Operation Round Up smoke and carbon monoxide alarm support in Cumberland County
South River Electric Membership Corporation · Utility program
$4,994 county-announced utility grant for alarms; free alarms to residents
South River EMC funded smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for Cumberland County residents in need through its Operation Round Up program. The county announcement says the alarms are available free of charge, but the official utility page for this specific county distribution was not found.
Program details
How it works
Cumberland County Emergency Services announced that it received a $4,994 grant from South River EMC’s Operation Round Up program to buy smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms for distribution through volunteer fire departments.
What the money covers
The county announcement says the grant is for smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms. It does not describe any broader home-hardening work.
Amounts and matching
- County announcement: $4,994 grant.
- Alarms are described as free of charge to residents in need.
Timing and deadlines
The county announcement is dated March 10, 2026. The announcement does not state whether the underlying utility program is currently open for homeowner applications, and the specific official program page for this Cumberland County distribution was not located.
Notes
This entry reflects a utility-funded life-safety distribution in Cumberland County, but the source base is thin on homeowner-facing application details.
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