Prepared programs include:

• Young children usually see a general fire safety program that includes how to use 9-1-1, how to get out of a fire, smoke detectors, and stop-drop-and-roll.
• Older children and teens usually see a more in depth program such as "What to do Until the Ambulance Arrives", or merit badge programs for scouts.
• Adults usually enjoy demonstrations of equipment and hearing how the department operates.  Each adult program is usually relatively free-free form.  Based on interaction with the participants, crews will tailor content to the event.

We also frequently visit neighborhood parties and perform "free-form" programs.  We will try to accomodate requests for special programs.  If you would like to schedule a tour or visit, please call (513) 574-4111 or eMail the Fire Education office. 
 

Firefighters frequently make presentations at local schools, from preschool to high school..	Students at Oakdale Elementary watch intently as a teacher is "rescued" from the roof at a demonstration.

At a block party visit, the kids usually enjoy a thorough wetdown (weather permitting). . . .	. . . .or a group picture, or exploring what's on a fire truck, . . . .	. . . .while the REALLY BIG kids can find out how everything works or how their tax dollars are spent.