Image: A free smoke alarm from Mission Fire / City of Mission
FIRE SAFETY

Mission Fire gives away free smoke alarms in latest campaign

Jan 24, 2025 | 12:08 PM

MISSION — More than 1,100 homes in Mission can now receive a free smoke alarm from the Mission Fire Rescue Service after an announcement on Thursday (Jan. 23).

“Safety is one of our key strategic priorities and we are looking to address it at every level, but prevention is one of our most important priorities,” said Mayor Paul Horn in a release. “There’s no question that smoke detectors are one of the simplest ways to keep your family safe so we hope that people will take advantage of this program.”

Community members are encouraged to get a smoke alarm if they live in a:

  • Detached home
  • Mobile home
  • Townhouse
  • Duplex, triplex, or fourplex

Residents in multi-family units are asked to reach out to their strata managers about smoke alarms.

Requests can be made on a first come, first served basis through the City of Mission’s website. Mission Fire will then reach out to connect on a date to install the smoke alarm.

Alarms are provided by the Office of the Fire Commissioner and BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit. The province-wide initiative aims to reduce fire-related injuries and deaths in British Columbia.