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Tulsa Fire Marshal’s Office receives grant to make homes safer

Tulsa Fire Department
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TULSA, Okla. — In an effort to reduce risk to Tulsans 60 years and older, the Tulsa Fire Marshal's Office is installing home safety makeovers.

The fire marshals received a grant from FEMA, and it provides enough funding to upgrade 420 homes.

Tulsa Fire says these include smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, light bulbs, anti-slip tape for rugs and under-vent hood auto extinguishers.

Tulsa Fire says they have a few hundred of these kits to install. You must be 60 years of age or older and live in the city limits of Tulsa.

Availability is limited, email firemarshal@cityoftulsa.org to get on the list.

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