Smoke detector programs are a great way to help protect your community, assist folks that may not be able to afford them, build trust, and give an overall feeling of goodwill between you and the people under your watch. School programs are another great way to insure that most households have at least one smoke detector hopefully being installed and maintained. We can't always make the horse drink once we lead it to water, but we can at least make sure the water is plentiful!
Anyway, thought I'd start the year off on a lighter note... enjoy, Brothers and Sisters!!
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