Wells Fargo Donates to Replace Fake Smoke Alarm Devices

Wells Fargo Donates to Replace Fake Smoke Alarm Devices
Firefighter Quante Singleton (left) and Wells Fargo sales executive Brian Smith (right) discuss the new smoke detector with Atlanta resident Karla Cruz before installing it in her home.

Wells Fargo has stepped in to help the Atlanta Department of Fire Rescue’s effort to replace recalled smoke detectors. In partnership with Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company, Wells Fargo recently made a $12,000 donation to purchase approximately 1,500 smoke detectors for Atlanta residents.

The Atlanta Department of Fire Rescue is grateful for this generous donation as it will help support our efforts to replace the smoke detectors as quickly as possible to protect the communities we serve,” says Atlanta’s fire chief Kelvin J. Cochran.


Wells Fargo Donates to Replace Fake Smoke Alarm Devices
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company’s Kevin Morrisey (far left) and Wells Fargo’s Brian Smith (far right) present a $12,000 check to Atlanta fire chief Kelvin Cochran. They are joined by Atlanta city councilman Ivory Lee Young (ctr.) and William Rhodes of the Atlanta Fire Foundation (2nd from right). The donation to the Atlanta Department of Fire Rescue by Wells Fargo Insurance Services in partnership with Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company is to replace recalled smoke detectors in Atlanta.

The financial institution is the first corporate partner that has stepped in to aid Atlanta firefighters in their efforts to replace 18,000 defective smoke detectors that were unknowingly distributed to residents over the course of five years.

Firefighters started replacing smoke detectors on Saturday, June 5, with assistance from Wells Fargo Insurance Services representatives. –yvette caslin


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