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Sleep lost to a fire alarm monitor: Renter says complaints were ignored until media called
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April 8, 2026
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4:28Now PlayingYou get into bed, turn off the lights, and just as you drift off to sleep ... beep, beep, beep. It sounds like a low-battery smoke alarm.
That’s what Angela Hedger said she endured at Glenwood Park Lofts, an apartment complex off Moreland Avenue and I-20 in Atlanta. She said the complex ignored her repeated maintenance requests to fix a beeping fire alarm monitor in the complex hallway, and the problem dragged on from late June 2025 into the fall.
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