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Free Visual Fire Alarms for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

RespondBy Kaitlyn Tracy | Mar.23, 2012 | Filed in: Articles,Community,Resource Center

Houston Fire Department and Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities is giving out FREE VISUAL FIRE ALARMS for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

To Qualify for a Free Visual Fire Alarm:
* Live in the city of Houston
* Have a LOW or FIXED income
* Have a substantial hearing loss that requires the use of a visual fire alarm

If interested, please contact Kaitlyn Tracy at kaitlyn.tracy@houstontx.gov or 281-936-0770 (VP).

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