The Fort Davis Fire Department visited Dirks-Anderson Elementary, giving students a hands-on opportunity to explore emergency vehicles and learn about fire safety. The event allowed students to interact with the vehicles and equipment, including a live demonstration of the Jaws of Life, a critical tool used during emergencies.
The firefighters presented on various aspects of fire safety, emphasizing the importance of preparedness in emergency situations. The interactive experience was an exciting and educational way for the students to gain insight into the role of first responders and the equipment they use.
The event, shared by Fort Davis ISD on social media, highlighted the department’s commitment to community education and student safety.
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