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National Grid Helps New Yorkers Protect Their Homes and Meet New Gas Alarm Law with Free Detectors

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“National Grid Helps New Yorkers Protect Their Homes and Meet New Gas Alarm Law with Free Detectors”

National Grid is helping to further improve safety for its customers by partnering with the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) to raise awareness of a new local law regarding natural gas detectors. Under Local Law 102, passed by the City Council in 2025, owners of residential buildings with gas piping must install a natural gas... Read More

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