Your new building is equipped with modern fire
detection and suppression systems. Fire sprinklers are
located throughout the building and fire extinguishers
are located in all corridors. Please take a moment to
become familiar with these systems. Residents are
advised to call the fire department (dial 911)
immediately if you hear a neighbor’s smoke detector
sounding.
If you ever smell natural gas in the building: do
not turn on or off any electrical appliances, leave the
area at once and call the fire department (dial 911)
from a neighboring house or business. If the building’s
fire alarm system sounds, horns and strobes in your
unit and throughout the hallways and stairwells will
alert you to an emergency in the building.
Our fire alarm is very reliable and rarely
sounds. We encourage you to please it seriously and
leave immediately using the nearest stairwell.
Elevators are out of service in case of a fire
emergency.
Please note that a manual fire alarm pull station
is located in the lobby in case it becomes necessary to
evacuate the building.
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide is a tasteless and odorless gas
that can quickly kill you. The association recommends
that you install a Carbon monoxide detector in your
home and test it regularly.
Carbon monoxide detectors have been installed in the
second and third floor hallways. If these alarms ever
sound, please leave the building at once. Call the fire
department by dialing 911 and activate the manual fire
alarm pull station in the lobby to evacuate the
building.
Smoking
Smoking is strictly prohibited in any of the common
areas. This includes the parking garage, walkways,
hallways, courtyard and lobby.
