Summary of Services
- Offers classroom visits covering fire prevention, safety equipment, and emergency preparedness
- Provides hands-on introductions to firefighting careers, firetrucks, rescue units, and daily operations
- Hosts guided tours that feature the fire engines, equipment, and the inner workings of a fire station
Fostering Strong Connections Between Residents and Fire Responders
St. Johns County Fire Rescue is committed to public education and community engagement, offering programs to build awareness, encourage safety, and foster stronger connections between residents and first responders. Through hands-on training, school visits, station tours, and community events, firefighters and paramedics provide valuable learning opportunities for children, adults, and seniors alike.
Educational outreach includes classroom presentations, the proper use of safety equipment, and step-by-step actions to take in emergencies. These interactive sessions not only inform students about necessary safety measures but also enable them to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the role of first responders in their community.
Providing Job Seekers with the Opportunity to Explore Firefighting as a Career Path
Fire extinguisher training offers participants an engaging, hands-on experience, teaching them how to properly operate a fire extinguisher and respond quickly and effectively in the event of a small fire. Career day programs offer students and job seekers the opportunity to explore firefighting as a profession, showcase rescue units and specialized equipment, and provide insight into the daily responsibilities required in the field.
Station tours further enrich community learning by providing a behind-the-scenes look at fire engines, rescue tools, and the operational side of a firehouse. Visitors gain a better understanding of how firefighters prepare for emergencies, respond to calls, and maintain readiness both inside the station and in the field.
To schedule a program or tour, please visit here.