Just as an FYI, the carbon monoxide detectors are usually the culprit
for false alarms.
They had to be installed, because our units have indoor garages. The
alarms are only helpful if you are in the habit of forgetting to turn
off your vehicle before closing the garage.
I disconnected my carbon monoxide alarms years ago, but leave them in
place.
If we had gas heat in our units, then I would have replaced them with
better equipment for safety reasons.
Alex
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Subject: [highland-discuss] Fire Alarm in 210
From: Kelli <kellijreid@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, November 17, 2016 8:15 am
To: "highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Good Morning,
There's a fire alarm going off in unit 210 as of 8:15am today. There were no
signs of smoke.
I don't believe they have their info on this list as they are new. If anyone
has contact information for them please let them know.
Think good thoughts,
Kelli J. Reid
"One day closer to my purpose."
-KJR
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