Aberdeen residents who may have trouble answering the door in an emergency now have a secure way to allow police and fire personnel access to their homes.
Aberdeen residents who may have trouble answering the door in an emergency now have a secure way to allow police and fire personnel access to their homes. In partnership with the Grays Harbor Community Foundation Community Building Grants program, qualifying residents can have a free combination key safe for the outside of their home. The resident would choose the combination along with the location of the box, and that information would be stored on a secure database. If fire or police are ever needed, they can retrieve the code and location and gain access to a home fast without causing any damage. To learn more or to see if you qualify, check out the link on our website. https://www.aberdeenwa.gov/214/Police-Department?fbclid=IwAR2qq_pGghZybZVzCXpl4B3wgjYbSMbsCS3DKRZQzV_x0qb8HSZ22lWI8vI
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