Schedule Your Station Visit

Coordinate a Group Visit to the Fire Station

Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District offers engaging fire station tours and educational visits to local organizations. We're committed to helping our community understand the crucial work of their fire department. Our informative tours typically last about 20 minutes and provide an up-close look at our state-of-the-art equipment and a chance to interact with our dedicated firefighters.

Here's what we offer:

• Guided fire station tours
• Firefighter and EMS personnel visits to local groups
• Exploration of fire engines and squads
• Demonstration of firefighting and medical equipment
• Q&A sessions with experienced firefighters

Call us today at Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District to arrange your educational experience and learn more about the heroes serving your community since 1938. We have two Ohio locations - Station 1 in Danville and Station 2 in Howard.

Is It Time for Your Group to Visit?

Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District welcomes groups eager to learn about fire safety and emergency services. We've designed our tours and visits to be educational and engaging. Our tour criteria include:

• Children in the group must be at least three years old
• Tours or off-site visits are scheduled on weekdays
• Maximum tour group size is 25 participants
• One adult chaperone is required for every five children
• Please submit your request at least 21 days in advance of your chosen tour date
• Tours and visits are scheduled for groups rather than for an individual

If these criteria match your group, don't hesitate to reach out to Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District to plan your visit. Fill out and submit the form included on this page. Your tour day and time will be confirmed by an officer of the department.

Please note that fire stations are in service during tours. Due to unexpected, required emergency responses, we cannot guarantee availability at the scheduled day and time of your tour or visit; tours or visits may be canceled without notice.

In addition, if the fire crews need to respond during your visit, it will be necessary to end the tour, and your group must exit immediately. Please keep this in mind.

The Value of Fire Station Visits

Understanding the role of your local fire department is crucial for community safety and appreciation. Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District offers these experiences because:

• It fosters community-emergency service connections
• Children learn essential fire safety skills
• Groups gain insight into emergency preparedness
• It demystifies the work of firefighters and EMS personnel
• Visitors see firsthand the equipment used to save lives
• It inspires future generations of first responders
• Community members understand local emergency resources

Reach out to Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District to schedule a visit and strengthen your community's understanding of fire safety and emergency services.

Advantages of Engaging With Our Fire District

When you schedule a visit with Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District, you're engaging with a team of seasoned professionals. Our firefighting and EMS experts bring unparalleled knowledge and experience to every interaction.

Here's what sets us apart:

• Over 80 years of service since 1938
• Hundreds of years of combined staff experience
• Immediate response capabilities
• Comprehensive knowledge of local emergency needs
• State-of-the-art equipment demonstrations
• Engaging, interactive educational approach

Contact Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District to enjoy these benefits firsthand and enhance your group's understanding of fire safety and emergency services.

Book Your Fire Station Tour Today

Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District is ready to welcome your group for an educational and inspiring visit. Our team of experienced firefighters and EMS professionals is eager to share their knowledge and showcase the vital work we do. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about fire safety, explore our equipment, and gain a deeper appreciation for your local emergency services. Reach out to us now if you have any questions.