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Enbridge Gas Ontario and Erin Fire and Emergency Services are working to improve home safety

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Enbridge Gas Ontario and Erin Fire and Emergency Services are working to improve home safety
From left, Erin CAO Rob Adams, fire administration assistant Hope Muldoon, Erin Mayor Michael Dehn, deputy fire chief Jim Peavoy, Enbridge Gas representative Desiree Swance, Fire Chief Ted Michael, acting chief Ed Scott and councillor John Brennan.                                                   Photo by Tristan ClarkeABOVE: from left, Erin CAO Rob Adams, fire administration assistant Hope Muldoon, Erin Mayor Michael Dehn, deputy fire chief Jim Peavoy, Enbridge Gas representative Desiree Swance, Fire Chief Ted Michael, acting chief Ed Scott and councillor John Brennan. Photo by Tristan Clarke

WELLINGTON COUNTY – On Nov. 25, Enbridge Gas Ontario and Erin Fire and Emergency Services announced they are working together to improve home safety and bring fire and carbon monoxide-related deaths down to zero. Erin Fire and Emergency Services received 174 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through the Safe Community Project Zero public education campaign with the Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Safety Council that will provide more than 14,200 alarms to residents in 75 communities across Ontario. This year, Enbridge Gas invested $450,000 in Safe Community Project Zero, and over the past 17 years, the program has provided more than 115,000 alarms to Ontario fire departments.

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