Arizona Public Service artificial intelligence (AI) smoke-detection camera installed in northern Arizona. (Courtesy: Pano AI) “The new AI cameras act as powerful extra sets of eyes. When minutes ...

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Fire crews arrived to find the home still occupied with smoke and fire showing from the rear. Crews then helped the residents escape the home. The report states the fire was contained to the ...

Their new cameras can identify smoke from up to 25 miles away. APS has installed the AI cameras on their poles in high risk fire areas of northern Arizona, in hopes of catching smoke and new blazes ...

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ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Fire Department is installing around 1,000 smoke alarms in neighborhoods throughout St. Louis as part of the Red Cross’s ‘Sound the Alarm’ initiative. This ...

You may want to get rid of some clothes or reorganize your home, but one thing you should do is check your smoke detectors. Bangor Assistant Fire Chief Chandler Corriveau said it’s the perfect ...

You can request a smoke alarm on the Green Bay website or call the smoke alarm hotline at (920) 448-3303.