Firefighter credit union donating 820 carbon monoxide detectors to area fire departments

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The Firefighters & Company Federal Credit Union will donate 820 carbon monoxide detectors to Miami Valley fire departments throughout March.

This is the ninth year in a row the credit union is donating the detectors to several departments, including Dayton, Trotwood, Harrison Twp., Butler Twp., Brookville, Vandalia, Miami Valley Fire District, West Carrollton, Huber Heights, Fairborn, New Lebanon, Kettering, Troy, Tipp City, Beavercreek Twp. and many others, according to a release from the firefighter union.

The credit union serves residents in Montgomery, Miami and Greene counties, and all donations will be delivered over the next several weeks.

“The number of detectors donated has doubled since the program began in 2016. The credit union has donated over 4,700 detectors over the years,” the release said. “The credit union donates the CO detectors utilizing some of the funds from the credit union’s holiday skip-a-payment program.”

Since the initiative has begun, the union has donated more than $64,000 for the detectors.

“The program just keeps growing and allows us to help more local fire departments provide CO detectors to the residents that need them,” said Shannon O’Neill, credit union marketing manager.

detectors and then distributes them every March to surrounding fire departments.

“The program just keeps growing and allows us to help more local fire departments provide CO detectors to the residents that need them,” said Shannon O’Neill, the marketing manager for the Firefighters & Company Federal Credit Union.

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