About the Kidde Senior Lock Box Program

Reduce Your Time to Reach Seniors and Other At-Risk Residents in an Emergency

Kidde's Senior Lock Box Program

• Can save your emergency responders valuable time. Your central dispatch can simply notify the responders that a lock box is in use.
• Provides an alternative to forced entry. If a lock box is used, responders may not have to damage the senior’s home.
• Provides peace of mind. Lock boxes are only accessible by authorized personnel in the event of an emergency, because only police/fire departments have keys that can open the lock boxes. Friends, family, and neighbors cannot use this system to access a home.

How the Program Works

The steps for a homeowner to participate are:

1. Request Order Form from the police/fire department.
2. Complete and mail order form to Kidde. The lock box is shipped to the homeowner.
3. Install a Kidde lock box. (Check with local fire/police department for installation requirements.)
4. Contact fire/police department to secure property keys inside the lock box.

The fire/police department emergency response personnel are the only ones that have access to the lock box.

Trust SupraSafe by Kidde Lock Boxes

• Kidde only provides keys to authorized departments.
• Emergency responders only open lock boxes if a resident cannot open the door themselves.
• Kidde supplies fire departments, real estate agents, and homeowners throughout North America.

For any questions, please e-mail customer support, or call 800-654-9677 ext. 3048365.