Showing posts with label Fire Department Open House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fire Department Open House. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2018

Education, demonstrations highlight Fire Department's Open House

Residents had a chance to learn about fire safety, fire fighting techniques as well as the opportunity to climb on fire equipment at the Buffalo Grove Fire Department's annual Open House.

The event was held Saturday, Sept. 22 at the main fire station at  1051 Highland Grove Drive.  In addition to BGFD equipment, the "Flight for Life" helicopter was on display and gave visitors a chance to learn about the unit.


The "Flight for Life" helicopter gave visitors a chance for
a quick tour and photo opportunity.




Visitors had the opportunity to learn about the BGFD's ambulances.







Future fire fighters had the chance to check out
fire trucks and engines.

A chance to sit in the "Flight for Life" helicopter
A mobile command center was on display.

Young and old fire fighters had a chance to learn  how to handle a fire extinguisher.





The "Flight for Life" helicopter takes off after being on display at the BGFD open house








Sunday, September 24, 2017

Fire Department gives residents a real hose job


Hundreds of Buffalo Grove residents braved sweltering temperatures on Saturday to participate in the Buffalo Grove Fire Department's annual open house.

The event, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., featured displays of equipment, fire prevention information, opportunities for children to slide down a fire pole and handle a hose.  A highlight of the event was the visit by the “Flight for Life” helicopter, which is based locally at Centegra Hospital in McHenry

The Fire Department also provided refreshments.



Residents were able to tour the Flight for Life Helicopter


Fire fighters provided a demonstration of a house fire and
how home sprinklers can make a difference.


Residents were able to learn about the BGFD's ambulances and their equipment

A chance to slide down a fire pole.


Youngsters had a chance to handle a fire hose.

Flight for Life departs.