Emergency workers explained how to stay safe
A safety expert from the Colorado Springs Fire Department visited to describe the roles of emergency workers such as dispatchers police firefighters and medics. He emphasized knowing personal contact details and dialing 911 only in emergencies. Disaster planning was urged with practical tips like storing three days of water and food.
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Orlen Weaver
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Sparky the Dalmatian Fire Dog Teaches Fire Safety
Sparky the firehouse Dalmatian wears protective clothing and visits families to teach fire safety. Historically fire dogs led horses and guarded stations, with many named Sparky. The mascot urges children to remember the phrase Get out. Stay out.
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Orlen Weaver
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In Their Own Words From Colorado Springs
Emergency service workers share their experiences Paul Martinez firefighter describes guarding lives and easing fear while medical calls dominate Tawnya Silloway an ambulance medic explains long shifts and the goal of comforting patients Donna Trimble patrol officer notes city streets offer variety and safety advice for kids trust adults seek help and use 911 correctly
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Colorado Springs
Paul Martinez
Tawnya Silloway
Donna Trimble
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