An essential component of the Glendale Fire Department’s vision of “Courtesy & Service” is through community education related to life safety, environmental protection, and property conservation. Our Public Education Office schedules the following activities for youth. The list is not exhaustive:

• Fire Station Visits
• Fire Apparatus Demonstrations
• Special Community Event Participation
• Recruitment Fairs

GUIDELINES FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION REQUESTS

• To request a public education event, please email CLOGFD@GlendaleCA.gov. 
• A minimum of 3 week's advance notice is required. 
• Have several dates/times, in case the first choice is unavailable.
• All requests must take place within the City of Glendale and allow ages 6 and up (1^st grade and higher).
• No birthday or personal parties. 
• Educational opportunities for businesses are available upon request. 

GLENDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS

• Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training (Adult)

Free emergency preparedness and disaster response training for people who work and live in Glendale. Learn how to take care of yourself, your family, and your community during an emergency. Be a responder, not a victim. Click here for more information.

• Junior Fire Program (Grade 5)

For over 50 years, the Glendale Fire Department has proudly been presenting the Jr. Fire Program to all 5th grade students in both public and private schools in Glendale. Students learn about the Fire Triangle, Fire Safety Rules, Emergency Preparedness, and much more. Call 818-548-6404 for more information.

• READY, SET, GO!

Preparing for a wildfire starts with 3 simple steps: Ready, Set, Go. These steps incorporate both making your home more resistant to wildfires and ensuring that your family is ready to evacuate early and safely when wildfire happens.

EDUCATIONAL LINKS

Climate Resilience Toolkit

For Kids

• 911 for Kids: Public Education and disaster preparedness resource. 
• U.S. Fire Administration For Kids: Fire Safety education
• SPARKY: Educational activities taught by Sparky. 

• Fire Friends: Provides safety information to reduce death, and injuries caused by Juvenile fire-setting.
• National Fire Protection Association: Get safety tips to keep your family healthy and safe. 
• Car Seat Installation: Please call the CHP at, 626-296-8100 to schedule an appointment.
• Youth Crisis Line: A great resource for those who need assistance and someone to talk to.

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