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Fire Safety
Nick Kelsey
503-742-2672
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The Clackamas Fire District #1 is available to bring out the Safety Trailer. The safety trailer is equipped with a variety of props for teaching many aspects of safety: cooking safety, gun safety, water safety, and bicycle safety. The fire safety trailer is a versatile tool to teach fire safety to all ages. The trailer is equipped with a smoke machine to simulate a real life scenario of home fire escape.
Contact Nick for scheduling the Fire Safety Trailer!
Estacada Rural Fire District #69
Division Chief Bob Morrisey 503-630-7712 This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it The Estacada Rural Fire District can come out and teach basic fire safety and prevention to the kids at the Summer Food sites in Estacada! Contact Chief Bob for more information and scheduling!
Gresham Fire and Rescue
503-618-2355 The Gresham Fire fighters will stop by your Summer Food site! The firefighters display and demonstrate their equipment and pass along valuable fire and life-safety information. Call early to schedule them, as they are often very busy!
Hillsboro Fire and Rescue
Connie King Community Education Officer This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it The Hillsboro Fire and Rescue provides fire and life safety education and training to all age groups through bi-lingual programming. Have the Fire and Rescue come out to your site and teach the kids there some fire and life safety in a fun and interesting way!
Molalla Fire Department
Timothy Woods This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Molalla Fire District has limited resources and personnel, but they may be able to provide you with a Fire Engine this summer, for perhaps one or two visits each month. They also have access to a "Sparky The Dog" Costume, and they also work closely with the Oregon Department of Forestry in Molalla, who has a "Smokey The Bear Costume". 
Portland Fire and Rescue
Michael O,Keefe Public Education Office 503-823-3817 This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Portland Fire and Rescue is willing to visit sites and do safety education activities (maybe even bring a fire truck if you ask nicely and early enough!). It is best to let them know well ahead of time as they have many logistical details to work out and of course are busy. Portland Fire and Rescue can also bring out fire safety, injury prevention, and home escape plan information to do a presentation to your group. The presentation involves a traveling part of a house that participants can practice escape routes on. Along with the presentation, Fire and Rescue will bring out give-a-ways like hats, stickers, and activity books! They wanted to let you know that for those of you able to do field-trips they offer a private kid-centered tour of the historic Belmont Fire Station at SE 35th & Belmont. Contact Don Porth at 503-823-3615 to make arrangements for your group or get more info.
Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue
North Division: 503-356-4700 South Division: 503-612-7000 Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue is committed to keeping its community safer through the provision of fire and life safety education. TVF&R can provide someone to provide your group with attention-grabbing presentation on community safety, emergency preparedness, or fire and life safety. North Division serves: Aloha, Beaverton, parts of Tigard, Skyline, and areas of unincorporated northeast Washington and Multnomah County. South Division serves: Durham, King City, Rivergrove, Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin, West Linn, Wilsonville and unincorporated portions of Washington and Clackamas County.
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