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Fire rescue association receives grant for carbon monoxide alarms.

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NiSource Inc. invests into Agcvfra in charitable grant.

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Fire rescue association receives grant for carbon monoxide alarms. * For the Cumberland Times-News * Apr 15, 2026 CUMBERLAND - The Allegany and Garrett Counties Volunteer Fire Rescue Association has received a charitable grant from the NiSource Charitable Foundation, through Columbia Gas, to support the purchase and acquisition of carbon monoxide alarms for distribution throughout both counties. The funding will allow the association to provide carbon monoxide alarms to member volunteer fire and rescue departments for installation in homes across their first-due districts and emergency response areas. The program will operate alongside the association's existing smoke alarm initiative, which redistributes smoke alarms free of charge to member departments and companies for installation in residences throughout the region. Carbon monoxide alarms are a critical component of home safety, the fire rescue association said in a release. Carbon monoxide is often referred to as a "silent killer" because it is colorless, odorless and can quickly become deadly without warning. "Having working carbon monoxide alarms in homes provides early notification and gives families the time needed to evacuate and call for help," the association said. "While early fire detection through smoke alarms has been proven to save numerous lives every year across the United States, protection from...

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Charitable grant

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Detected
Apr 15, 2026
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