Get Alarmed, Tennessee!

How it works

The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s State Fire Marshal’s Office runs the “Get Alarmed, Tennessee!” fire prevention campaign. On the page, residents can request a free smoke alarm, and the program is presented as a homeowner-facing safety service delivered through local fire departments.

The page also includes a separate “Get Alarmed” entry under the Fire Prevention section and a “Request a Free Smoke Alarm” / “Smoke Alarm Request & Receipt Form” reference, indicating that the service is organized as a request-and-installation program rather than a reimbursement benefit.

What the service covers

The page text confirms free smoke alarms. It does not state a dollar value, a cap on the number of alarms, whether installation is always included, or whether batteries/maintenance are provided.

Timing and deadlines

No opening date, closing date, deadline, or waitlist information is stated on the page. The page is presented as an active service available through the Fire Prevention / State Fire Marshal’s Office site.

Additional notes

The page header and navigation indicate the program is part of the State Fire Marshal’s Office fire prevention offerings. The broader page text also references a fire safety education and alarm installation campaign and notes that carbon monoxide detectors are included in the program expansion described by the State Fire Marshal’s Office in 2026.