Griffin Fire Rescue responds to house fire. (Source: City of Griffin Police Department.)
GRIFFIN, Ga. - Thanks to a free smoke alarm, a Griffin family lives to see another day.
Lt. Drew Naramore and Firefighter Blount from Griffin Fire Rescue responded to a house fire on the morning of August 31. Luckily, the residing family had a fire alarm that went off, waking everyone up. They quickly escaped without harm.
This was a full-circle moment for everyone on the scene. In February, this team installed the very smoke alarm that saved the family's life.
If you need a smoke alarm, the Griffin Fire Rescue urge you to give them a call at 770-229-6415. They say they will come to your house and install it for free.