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Smoke Alarm Assistance Program

Smoke alarms are a critical line of defense in protecting your home and loved ones from the dangers of fire. They provide early warning and detection in case of smoke or fire, giving you precious extra minutes to escape safely. However, many homes still lack functioning smoke alarms or have outdated models that need replacing.

Our Smoke Alarm Assistance Program is here to help ensure that every household has access to working and reliable smoke alarms. We offer residential smoke alarm installation, and battery replacements for individuals needing assistance. By participating in this program, you are taking a crucial step towards enhancing your home’s safety and protecting your family from the risks of a house fire.

To request assistance with your smoke alarm, click the link below.

Program Overview

Our Smoke Alarm Assistance Program is dedicated to ensuring that elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals have access to essential smoke safety tools.

What it Offers


  • No Cost Smoke Alarm Installation: Fixed and low-income residents can receive free smoke alarms, including installation by trained professionals. Installation services include placing alarms in optimal locations, such as bedrooms, hallways, and living areas.
  • Smoke Alarm Maintenance and Battery Replacement: We offer smoke alarm testing and battery replacement services to ensure ongoing functionality at no cost to qualifying individuals.
  • Fire Safety Education: Participants will receive fire safety education, including how to test smoke alarms and develop an emergency escape plan.

Eligibility


Eligibility Criteria for No Cost Smoke Alarm and Replacement Batteries:

  • Must be the occupying homeowner. Renters do not qualify for our services. (Renters should contact your landlord for assistance)
  • Elderly Individuals: Seniors who may have mobility or health challenges.
  • Disabled Individuals: Individuals with disabilities who may need additional assistance.
  • Low-Income Households: Families or individuals who are on fixed or low income.

How it Works


  • Online: Fill out our simple online form and our Community Risk Reduction Division will reach out to you to schedule an appointment. https://forms.meridiancity.org/Forms/Smoke-Alarm-Request
  • Phone: Call our Fire Administration at (208)888-1234 to speak with a representative who can assist you.
  • In-Person: Visit our Fire Administration office at 33 E Broadway Ave, Suite 210 inside the Meridian City Hall building.

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