March 13 South County Fire Neighborhood Night open house at downtown Edmonds fire station

Edmonds, WALocal News

South County Fire is hosting a Neighborhood Night Open House on March 13, 2025, from 5:30 to 7 p. m. at Edmonds Fire Station 17, inviting the community to engage with its firefighters and learn about local emergency services. This event provides a unique opportunity for residents to meet the fire chief and gain insights into safety protocols and disaster preparedness. A tsunami expert will also be available to answer questions, highlighting the importance of community awareness regarding natural disasters.

Attendees can watch a live demonstration of high-performance CPR, showcasing essential life-saving techniques. The open house will cover various critical topics, including older adult fire prevention and road safety activities. Additionally, participants can receive free safety gear such as bike helmets, emergency blankets, and Files of Life, while supplies last, made possible through grant funding. This event not only aims to enhance public safety knowledge but also fosters connections between local residents and their fire department. Mark your calendars for this informative and engaging evening!

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