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Santa is coming to town and better yet, the fire station!

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West Pierce Fire & Rescue invites families to celebrate the holiday season at the Santa at the Station events on December 9 and 11. These gatherings will take place from 5:30 p. m. to 7 p. m.

at Station 21 in Lakewood and Station 31 in University Place. Children will have opportunities to take photos with Santa, write letters that he will personally respond to, and participate in a holiday food drive. This initiative, made possible by West Pierce CARES, promotes community engagement and the spirit of giving. The apparatus bays will be transformed into Santa’s workshop, creating a magical environment for families. The holiday food drive aims to support local families in need, further enhancing the event's community impact.

This program not only provides a fun experience but also encourages charitable giving during the festive season. Families are invited to join in the festivities and create memorable moments together.

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