Daylight Saving Time, smoke and carbon monoxide

Check out your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for Daylight Saving Time
Bangor Assistant Fire Chief Chandler Corriveau said it’s the perfect time of year to make sure your detector is not only working but up to date.
NOFD: Check your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms as you get ready to 'spring forward'
For homes with hard-wired smoke alarm systems, the NOFD advises replacing the 9-volt backup batteries. For those relying on older stand-alone 9-volt alarms, the department is offering a valuable service: free replacement with modern 10-year smoke alarms.
Daylight saving time begins tonight: Don’t forget to check your smoke alarms
Daylight saving time officially begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 10, meaning clocks should be set forward one hour before going to bed Saturday night. While this shift means losing an hour of sleep, it also brings longer daylight hours in the evening.
Fire Marshall urges residents to check smoke alarms this weekend
This weekend, everyone in Louisiana will be moving the clocks up an hour. That is a great time to check smoke alarms too, according to fire safety experts.
When it's time to spring forward, it's time to check your smoke alarms
SHREVEPORT, La. - With daylight savings time happening this Sunday, it may be time to change your smoke detector.
Check your smoke alarms for daylight saving time on Sunday
At 2 a.m. Sunday, clocks will spring forward one hour as part of Daylight saving time. It is recommended, twice a year, to check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms to make sure they are in good,
Red Cross urges residents to test smoke alarms as daylight saving time begins
As clocks spring forward this weekend, the American Red Cross is reminding residents to check a critical safety device in their homes: smoke alarms. 3/7/25
Reno Fire Department reminds residents to check smoke alarms during daylight saving
The Reno Fire Department is reminding the public to check their smoke alarms ahead of daylight saving time. Clocks will spring ahead by one hour at 2:00 a.m. this Sunday. They say that three out of every five home fire deaths result from fires in homes that have either inoperable smoke alarms or no smoke alarms at all.
Red Cross asks homeowners to check smoke alarms when we spring forward
Daylight Savings is right around the corner. We’ll need to set our clocks an hour early on Sunday and tend to another important task.The American Red Cross reminds us to check our smoke alarms when we set our clocks forward.
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When you change your clocks be sure to check your smoke detectors
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Community Voices: Check your smoke, carbon monoxide detectors
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Firefighters want you to check your smoke detectors
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Springing forward, set your clocks, check your smoke alarms
The Johnson City Fire Department reminds the community that while setting their clocks forward, now is the time to check ...