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The Housenumbers Project<\/h1>\n

How visible is your home? Can an emergency responder find you?\u00a0 LICA & the LI Fire & Rescue have teamed up to make sure all of Long Island’s 419 homes have reflective housenumber signs. Please join your island neighbors by placing a sign in your yard and on your house. It could save your life. <\/strong><\/p>\n

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Graphic titled “Get Your House Sign!”<\/strong> explaining a community initiative to install reflective house number signs across Long Island to help emergency responders quickly locate homes. The text describes the project’s purpose, funding, manufacturing, and volunteer-led distribution and installation process. Property owners are encouraged to install the new signs even if they already have house numbers. The notice states that 419 signs will be installed by the end of the summer and emphasizes that the signs could save lives. Contact information is provided for Don Wright (207-272-2284) and Jim Schine (267-912-1947) for questions or to receive a sign.<\/p>\n

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Flyer titled “TOLI House Number Signs”<\/strong> explaining a Long Island community initiative led by LICA to provide standardized reflective house number signs that help Long Island Fire & Rescue locate homes during emergencies. The flyer emphasizes that visibility is critical and states that properly displayed house numbers improve emergency response.<\/p>\n

A large section titled “Best Practices for Mounting Your Sign at Your Property”<\/strong> provides installation guidance, including:<\/p>\n