Carbon Monoxide Safety Media Resources

If you’re preparing a story about a specific state or city, please note the Carbon Monoxide Laws link that provide up-to-date information about carbon monoxide alarm laws in each state and city, should such laws exist. Also please check out the resources that help homeowners understand where carbon monoxide alarms should be placed and how to determine if a carbon monoxide alarm has reached its end of operational life (yes, carbon monoxide alarms do have a “shelf life” of seven to ten years, depending on the model). You can also learn about newer alarms that offer 10-year protection without the need for battery replacement. Close