Fire & Life Safety Education

South Adams County Fire Department strives to keep the community safe in every way possible. It all starts with education. Our commitment is to provide education on how to prevent or respond to a potentially life-threatening emergency.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Anissa Griggs, Public Education Specialist, at 303.288.0835.

A group of people in matching uniforms pose outdoors in front of a large industrial building.
Firefighters stand by a fire demonstration trailer with flames inside.
A group of people, including seniors and uniformed officers, are gathered in a room with chairs and decorations.
A group of people in matching shirts posing indoors with a dog, in a room with posters and a whiteboard.
A group of people, including two in uniform, are sitting at a table in a classroom having pizza.
Group of firefighters standing at a booth under a South Adams County Fire Department tent with informational materials.
Two people stand holding carbon monoxide alarms, next to a vintage fire truck in a firefighting museum or station.
A group of people in matching uniforms pose outdoors in front of a large industrial building.
Firefighters stand by a fire demonstration trailer with flames inside.
A group of people, including seniors and uniformed officers, are gathered in a room with chairs and decorations.
A group of people in matching shirts posing indoors with a dog, in a room with posters and a whiteboard.
A group of people, including two in uniform, are sitting at a table in a classroom having pizza.
Group of firefighters standing at a booth under a South Adams County Fire Department tent with informational materials.
Two people stand holding carbon monoxide alarms, next to a vintage fire truck in a firefighting museum or station.

 

 

Sparky the Dog

 Kids Corner with Sparky!

Complete the NFPA Kids challenges, and you will become an official Sparky's Fire Safety Club member!

Click Here for more Sparky

 

 

 

 

Fire Safety Checklist:

Dan Doofus hunts for home fire hazards using his checklist and checks off some of the most common areas where fire hazards can be hidden. Dan feels good about accomplishing his fire safety mission, from checking on candles and heating appliances to matches and clothing dryers.