Wisconsin Smoke Alarm Fire Education

Wisconsin Smoke Alarm Fire Education WisSAFE protects the citizens of Wisconsin by reducing the risk of fire related injury & death through smoke alarm installation programs & fire education.

08/09/2026

FIRE SAFETY TIP OF THE DAY
Have you checked the age of your smoke detectors lately?
Smoke detectors should be replaced every 10 years, even if they appear to be working properly.
Take a few minutes today to check the date on the back of each detector. If it is 10 years old or older, it’s time to replace it.
A working smoke detector can make the difference between getting out safely and not getting out at all.
Check it. Test it. Replace it. Stay safe!
Presque Isle Fire Department

The August 2026 edition of The Dispatcher is now available online.
07/29/2026

The August 2026 edition of The Dispatcher is now available online.

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Smoke alarms alerted the occupants to this fire.
07/12/2026

Smoke alarms alerted the occupants to this fire.

Press release following this morning’s structure fire on Terrace Drive in the City of Port Washington.

07/02/2026

Happy July, be sure to test your smoke alarms this month!

The July 2026 edition of The Dispatcher is now available online.
06/30/2026

The July 2026 edition of The Dispatcher is now available online.

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Thank you to the City of Madison Fire Department for reporting a fire that shows the importance of working smoke alarms!...
06/29/2026

Thank you to the City of Madison Fire Department for reporting a fire that shows the importance of working smoke alarms!



Firefighters are crediting working smoke alarms for saving lives over the weekend after an intense home fire ignited while occupants were sleeping.

06/20/2026

👋 Thank You👋

We would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to the American Red Cross for stocking up the Fire Department with Smoke Alarms. The is excellent partnership working together to Save Lives.

If you’re a resident in need of a smoke alarm please reach out to the Fire department and set up an appointment to have one installed. Call the Fire Prevention Bureau at (608)755-3056.

06/10/2026

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321 E Main Street
Madison, WI
53703

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