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The Carbon Monoxide Awareness Coalition of Indiana was formed to provide education and promote public awareness of the dangers, the causes, the symptoms and the preventive measures associated with carbon monoxide. Local organizations that are involved include:

• Firefighters Survive Alive
• Indiana Gas Company
• Bryant Heating & Cooling
• Carrier Corporation
• Indianapolis Black Firefighters Association
• Indianapolis Metropolitan Professional Firefighters Local 416
• Marion County Health Department
• Citizens Gas & Coke Utilities
• Airtron
• Guaranty Insurance
• AIAH
• The Indianapolis Fire Department

When a family is fleeing domestic violence, it is important for them to have in mind a
secure and supportive destination as their first step toward safety.  Thanks to the Marion County Fire Station Haven Project, that first step could be to your local fire station.  The Domestic Violence Network, the Indianapolis Fire Department, and township and municipal fire departments work together to offer temporary safe places for victims of domestic violence.  All Indianapolis Fire Department and township fire stations in Marion County are prepared to assist individuals and
families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Law enforcement and Victim’s
Assistance will respond to assure that needs for medical care, a safe
place to stay, and other services are promptly met.

Local 416 is the founding organization of the Survive Alive program. It currently represents more than 1600 active and retired professional firefighters in the Indianapolis metropolitan area. The Union is an innovative, pro-active organization that is involved not only in bettering the lives of its members, but also in the improvement of our community. Perhaps the best evidence of this is the Local's commitment to saving lives through the Survive Alive Village. Survive Alive is the cornerstone of our organization.

When a family must flee from domestic violence, it is important that they have in mind a secure and helpful destination as their first step toward safety. Thanks to the Fire Station Haven Project, local fire stations are now safe havens for families and individuals in need of protection from an abuser. The Domestic Violence Network, the Indianapolis Fire Department, and township and municipal fire departments are working together to offer temporary safe places for victims of domestic abuse. All Indianapolis Fire Department and township fire stations in Marion County are prepared to assist individuals and families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Law enforcement and Victim’s Assistance will respond to ensure that needs for medical care, a safe place to stay, and other services are promptly met.