The Rock Springs Fire Department is continuing to help protect the citizens of Rock Springs through a special program geared toward the dangers of carbon monoxide. Fire Chief Lyle Armstrong warns that having a carbon monoxide detector in your home could save your life.
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With the financial support of Tetra Tech and the aid of the Home Depot, the Rock Springs Fire Department was able to obtain a limited number of CO alarms.
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To find out if you qualify for the program or to get more information on carbon monoxide poisoning, call the Rock Springs Fire Department at 307-352-1475. Supplies are limited, so those who can purchase an alarm are asked to do so.
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With the financial support of Tetra Tech and the aid of the Home Depot, the Rock Springs Fire Department was able to obtain a limited number of CO alarms.
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To find out if you qualify for the program or to get more information on carbon monoxide poisoning, call the Rock Springs Fire Department at 307-352-1475. Supplies are limited, so those who can purchase an alarm are asked to do so.
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