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Smoke Detector Program

SMOKE DETECTOR PROGRAM

The Harrison Fire Department participates in an annual grant presented by the Arkansas Fire Prevention Commision to install smoke detectors in residential properties. 

Click the links below for more information. 

Working smoke alarms save lives. With today’s technology smoke alarms have become more advanced. Comination smoke alarms can detect smoke and carbon monoxcide. Battery operated interconnecting smoke alarms connect to eachother. When one alarm goes off, all the alarms go off. There are smoke alarms which can be connected to your phone and alert you when you are away.  Smoke alarms for the hearing impaired provide a flashing light or can have bed shakers to alert those who wouldn’t be able to hear the alarm. It is vital for your home to have working, proper amount, and properly located smoke alarms in your home. Your life or your family may depend on it. 

Click on the links below to find the smoke alarm right for your home. 

Combination Smoke Alarms

Interconnecting Smoke Alarms

Smart Smoke Alarms 

Hearing Impaired Smoke Alarms 

 

Harrison Fire Department

Message from the Fire Chief

Welcome to the Harrison Fire Department website.

The goal of our page is to provide valuable information about your fire department and the services we provide.

We are committed to providing the highest level of customer service to our community. We protect lives and property through fire suppression, rescue, emergency medical services, fire prevention and public education. We serve our residents with 31 personnel from 3 fire stations and maintain an Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating of a Class 2. We recently created a Community Risk Reduction Division within our department that handles all aspects of building construction and fire code enforcement within the city.

With all of this being said, there is still another very important part of what we do. It is extremely important that your fire department be an active, visible, and approachable part of the community of our growing, vibrant city every chance we get. I encourage you to take the opportunity to stop by and visit with us.

On behalf of the entire department, we thank you for the opportunity to serve you. If we can be of further assistance, please contact us.

Sincerely, 

Marc Lowery                                                IAAI-CFI, CI, FIT / NAFI-CFEI

Fire Chief                                                     Harrison Fire Department

Community Risk Reduction Division