JOSEPH MANUSE DETECTOR FOUNDATION


 

On October 16, 2019, the Monroe County Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association held their monthly business meeting at the Gates Fire District / Gates Chili Fire Department to announce the formation of the Firefighter/Fire Educator Joseph Manuse Residential Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Foundation.

 

This foundation was formed to honor Firefighter Manuse and his life’s work to keep the community safe by spreading the message that working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms save lives every day, and that no one should perish because they could not afford to purchase these devices.

 

The foundation will ensure that both smoke and carbon monoxide alarms will be made available to all fire departments in Monroe and Ontario County. These fire departments will be able to install a complimentary alarm when they respond to an incident where no protection is currently present.

 

The project was established through monetary donations, discounts on alarms and actual alarm donations. We are excited that because of the establishment of this foundation, the passion of Firefighter/Fire Educator Joseph Manuse is to see that no resident would be unprotected from deadly smoke and carbon monoxide fumes.

 

We have also partnered with the American Red Cross to allow the opportunity for Fire Departments to be apart of there program and participate in there sound the alarm event which pinpoints neighborhoods within their jurisdiction to canvas the area and install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in homes where protection is not present.

 

If you would like to contribute to this foundation, monetary donations can be mailed to the Monroe County Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association, 2095 West Henrietta Road, Rochester, New York 14623 or scan the QR code below!

 

Click the link to see Joes Legacy – Joe Manuse Legacy Page