Fire Safety Presentations
The Division of Fire Prevention is available to provide you, your school or your organization with a variety of fire safety presentations and education opportunities. While many of your requests come from elementary school classes, scout troops and other children organizations, we are able to tailor our presentation or event to most any audience and age group. Some topics and programs available are:
Topics for Kids:
- Dial 9-1-1 in an emergency
- Stop Drop and Roll
- Adult Tools Vs. Children Toys
- Smoke Detectors
- E.D.I.T.H. or Exit Drills In The Home
- Firefighters are friends
Topics for Adults and Seniors:
- Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
- Fire Extinguisher Use
- Fire Safety in the Workplace
- Healthcare Facility Fire Safety
- Evacuation Plans
- Fire Safe Cooking in the Kitchen
You may request a Fire Safety Presentation by using the Education Request Form link and following the instruction on the form. Please submit your request two weeks prior to your requested date.
Station Tours
Groups of 20 or less can schedule a station tour with the Wheat Ridge Fire Department. Station tours typically include a tour of the facilities, a look inside a fire engine, an introduction to some of the tools firefighters use to fight a fire, and a demonstration of firefighter gear and how it is used. In addition, a station tour can focus on a fire prevention and safety topic tailored for your organization or age group.
Station tours are best held between 8am and 5pm Monday through Friday, however other times and weekends may be accommodated if requested. Please keep in mind that the firefighters providing your tour are on duty and will have to leave quickly in the event of an emergency. Another tour may be scheduled in the event that this occurs.
Please schedule your tour at least a week in advance with the Division of Fire Prevention by using the Education Request Form link and following the instruction on the form.
Links:
Education Request Form
General Safety Information
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