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Station Tours
Bring a scout troop, school class, or birthday party by the house.
Tours are a great way to introduce kids and community groups to the firehouse, the apparatus, and fire safety basics — and since we're an all-volunteer department, tours depend on member availability, so a little advance notice goes a long way.
What to Expect
- A walk-through of the apparatus bay and a look at the trucks and equipment we respond with.
- An age-appropriate rundown of what to do if there's a fire at home — including what a firefighter in full gear looks and sounds like, so it's less scary if a child ever sees one up close during a real emergency.
- A chance to ask questions and, when schedules allow, meet the on-duty crew.
Tours typically run 30–45 minutes. Because we're staffed entirely by volunteers who could be called out at any moment, we ask for flexibility — if the department gets a call during your visit, the tour may need to pause or reschedule.
Good For
School Classes
A hands-on complement to a classroom fire safety unit — kids get to see the trucks and gear up close.
Scout Troops
A great fit for badge and rank requirements around fire safety and community helpers.
Community Groups
Clubs, camps, and other local organizations are always welcome.
Ready to schedule?
Let us know your preferred date, roughly how many people are coming, and any age range we should plan around.
Request a Tour