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Public Education
The volunteers & staff do a variety of public education events throughout the year.
Puppet Shows
Steamboat Fire Rescue has created a great, fun way for kids of all ages to learn about various topics such as; "Calling 911", "Stop, Drop, and Roll", "Helmet Safety", and other general fire safety topics.
To schedule a puppet show for your school or organization, please contact Marnie at msmith@steamboatsprings.net or call 879-7170.
Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue has participated in educating our community about wildland fire and creating defensible space for your home in the event of a wildland fire.
Proactive steps can lead to a safer environment for you, your home and your family in the event of a wildland fire.
For additional information on making your home safer in the event of a wildland fire, check out these websites for valuable tips
Nationwide, one week out of the year is dedicated to fire prevention.
Safety Seat Inspections - New Law in Effect!
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration tells us that half of the child car seats in use today are installed incorrectly without parents realizing it. Nationally over 1,000 children under age 10 die and 160,000 are injured each year as passengers in motor vehicles. The lives of you and your family could depend on using seat belts and child car seats correctly.
The Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue would be happy to inspect your car seat to ensure that your child is properly restrained. Complementary inspections are offered every Wednesday between the hours of 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Please email msmith@steamboatsprings.net or call 879-7170 for an appointment or more information.
Remember children under the age of 12 should never ride in the front seat of a car with a passenger air bag.
If you are in need of additional information check out the Colorado Child Passenger Safety site
Check out the following flyers pertaining to child safety seat laws in our state:
Smoke Detector Program
The Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue realizes that properly installed and operating smoke detectors in a home can provide a valuable early warning to occupants in the event of a fire. The department offers a free smoke detector and installation to anyone who is unable or would like more information on home safety. To schedule an installation or to request a detector contact the fire station.
The Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue offers a basic "Friends and Family" class to anyone interested in learning the basics of CPR. SSFR also
can certify you and/or your organization in the "Heartsaver" course. Please call 879-7170 or email msmith@steamboatsprings.net for more information or to schedule a training.
All station tours are done by members of SSFR and therefore require a two-week advance notice. To be put on the schedule contact the fire station.
Email Marnie Smith, Firefighter/EMT - Public Education Coordinator msmith@steamboatsprings.net with any questions about our programs