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Free pool fence gives Peoria grandmother peace of mind

The Drown family is among the nine West Families who received a free pool fence in recent weeks.

ourtesy Child Crisis Arizona

As Arizona families spend more time around backyard pools this summer, a free pool fence is helping one Peoria family feel safer.

Tamara Drown was one of nine West Valley residents selected for Child Crisis Arizona’s fifth annual Pool Fence Safety Program, which provides free pool fences through a partnership with SRP, State Farm and local charities.

Drown lives with her daughter and 20-month-old granddaughter, Amelia, who she says loves being outside near the pool.

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