“This weekend as you change your clocks, check your alarms,” said State Fire Marshal Peter Ostroskey. “Prevent that annoying chirp of a dying smoke alarm battery by replacing the alkaline batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms now, unless you have newer alarms with 10-year sealed batteries,” said State Fire Marshal Ostroskey. He added, “Check the age of your alarms. Smoke alarms need to be replaced after ten years usually, and carbon monoxide alarms after 5-7.” Read the full Change Your Clock, Check Your Alarm press release.
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