Glendale Fire Department - "Community First"

Please call (818) 548-6404 to schedule.
Please allow for three weeks' advance notice.
Fire stations can only accommodate 2-3 requests per month, so please have more than one date available in case your first-choice date is unavailable.
Only requests for 1st grade and higher will be granted. Sorry, no visits for preschool or kindergarten.
Educational opportunities for businesses are available upon request.
Sorry, no requests for personal parties and birthday events.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training (Adult)
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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.
Emergency Preparedness Presentations (Adult)
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Available to special groups, businesses, schools, non profit agencies, and service organizations interested in learning about Emergency Preparedness and what to do during a disaster.
Hoover High School Police and Fire Academy (Grades 10-12)
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The Hoover High School Academy is designed to educate and encourage teens who are interested in the police or fire service. Students are able to take part in the program during their 10th thru 12th grade years.
Junior Fire Program (Grade 5)
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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.
Fire Safety Trailer Demonstrations (Grade 3)
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The Children�s Burn Foundation Fire Safety Trailer has been traveling around Glendale for the last 10 years educating youth about Fire Safety. This trailer simulates a kitchen and bedroom with a smoke alarm, and teaches kids about kitchen safety and how to evacuate from the second floor once a smoke detector is heard. Children also learn to call 9-1-1 to report their emergency.

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.

Sometimes we take for granted the services of 911. When do you use 911? Fires ... Medical ... Take a few minutes and watch our very informative video on the proper use of the 911 System. It is available in several languages. CLICK HERE

Staying Alive is a non-profit organization that promotes public safety education through classroom and community multimedia presentations; public informational displays at schools, events, shopping malls and community centers; public awareness campaigns; and through information, interactive games and exercises available on its Internet web site. Staying Alive has developed a successful age-appropriate curriculum program targeted at K-8 students to raise awareness about fire safety. MORE CLICK HERE

Click here or on Sparky (above) to visit Sparky.org

Click here or the image above to download your own Engine 21 Coloring page

Click here or the image above to download your own Firefighter Coloring page

Public Education
421 Oak St.
Glendale, CA
(818) 548-6404

Click Here for information that will help keep you, your family, and your community safer from fire and other risks.

CERT Program
For information on Community Emergency Response Team classes, please call (818) 548-6404

For more information
about CERT

Upcoming CERT Classes for Glendale residents:

To Be Determined.

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Glendale Red Cross
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(818) 243-3121