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Educators and Classes
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Richard Dutton__
Family Safety Trailer, Hazard House, Senior Citizen Fire Safety
The Family Fire Safety House is just one of the finest assets the
Community Services Bureau has to offer to the public. Its versatility
allows the Public Education Department to offer educational programs in
a real life type situation. This is an outdoor activity and is conducted
in only good, dry weather. It is unavailable during winter months. The
Smoke Detector Program allows for activation of a smoke detector to
simulate an actual fire and then Educators take participants through an
escape plan with two ways out. It can be geared toward all ages, mostly
the younger groups. The Fire Sprinkler Protection Program allows
participants to observe the operation of a sprinkler system after
Educators start an actual fire in the Family Safety House sprinkler
room. The Kitchen Safety Program and Calling 911 programs teach common
sense applications for general preparedness around the home. This adds
to the overall effectiveness and educational value of our Family Safety
House.
The Hazard House program is geared toward kids aged 9 and under, it is
an indoor program that teaches the basic fire safety message with the
children pointing out particular hazards and how to correct them in an
actual home set up on a tabletop. This house can be made for specific
areas, rural, urban, farms, etc.
The Senior Citizen Fire Safety program educates individuals on cooking,
falls, smoking, smoke alarms, candles and space heaters. |
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Joe Cooper__
Flashy, Fire Safety, Fire Extinguisher
Training, Fire Drill
The Flashy the Firedog program is aimed specifically at young children.
Flashy is a talking, singing robot that teaches children fire safety.
Fire Safety program teaches all age groups the fire safety message, as
well as basic tips with kitchen safety, escape routes, meeting places,
etc.
The Fire Extinguisher program is an actual hands-on program that teaches
the different types of extinguishers, as well as actually putting out a
real fire. Adults are normally the ones who receive this training. |
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Maggie Lawrence__
Fire Safety
The program centers on home
safety, fire prevention, and fire drills in businesses. Within this
program, students learn safety procedures in cooking, portable heaters,
smoking, candles, electrical and fire escape plans. |
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AJ Furnish__
Kim Wilkins__
Amy Hart__
Learn Not To Burn Remembering When
The educators focus on the learn
not to burn program and the remembering when program. The learn not to
burn program provides fire prevention to teachers that serve students in
the metro school system pre-k and through second grade, daycares and
private schools. The program focuses on eight fire safety behaviors that
educates students on being fire safe and awareness. The remembering when
program teaches senior citizens fall prevention and fire safety.
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