Fire Prevention in Union Bridge
 
By Captain Christopher Harris
October 10, 2015
 

The week of October 4 - 10 was Fire Prevention Week and the Union Bridge Fire Company participated in several fire prevention details to get the word out. From groups of children visiting the fire station to assisting local schools with fire drills, members of the fire company are always eager to help everyone learn how to stay safe and provide good tips on the prevention of fires.

On Tuesday, crews went to the Elmer A. Wolfe Elementary School to assist the school staff with a fire drill and then had a 'show-and-tell' and 'Friendly Firefighter' demonstration. On Wednesday, a local pre-school class came to the fire station for a visit. Then, on Thursday, personnel visited a local church for a day care class, then assisted the staff at the Francis Scott Key High School with their fire drill.

Though there is a special "Fire Prevention Week", everyone should take time throughout the year to learn and use fire prevention measures to keep their families, property and the environment safe from the dangers of fire. For more information about fire safety, visit our "Fire Prevention" page in the 'Public Information' section of our website. Lots of information and links are provided to help you keep your loved ones safe.