
Excited children and their parents had the opportunity to tour Fire Station No. 1 on Saturday, the last tour day during the Christmas break.
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The tour started off with a training session, led by Firefighter Mitch Dionisi. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Firefighter Mitch Dionisi shows a group of excited children what's stored in the side of the trucks. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Firefighter Micky Sartoretto shows the children how to use a form of fire extinguisher. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Firefighter Micky Sartoretto shows the children how to use a form of fire extinguisher. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Firefighter Mitch Dionisi shows the children how to use a form of fire extinguisher. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Firefighter Mitch Dionisi shows the children how to use a form of fire extinguisher. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

Excited children got to see what the inside of a fire truck looks like, as well as what tools are stored in it. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

SSM Professional Fire Fighters Association VP Rob Greve shows the kids what the medical equipment looks like. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

SSM Professional Fire Fighters Association VP Rob Greve and Firefighter Mike Fowler show the kids what the medical equipment looks like. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

SSM Professional Fire Fighters Association VP Rob Greve shows the kids what the medical equipment looks like. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline

SSM Professional Fire Fighters Association VP Rob Greve demonstrates how the breathing mask and bag are used. Photo by Megan Pounder/SaultOnline
This run of tours started Dec. 27 through to Jan. 5, taking up to 20 children and their parents per session. Each session was approximately one hour long and started at 10a.m. and 2p.m.
Children had the chance to climb up and sit in fire trucks and the water rescue boat, and learned about what equipment is stored in the trucks and what it’s used for.
These tours also take place at other times of the year and can be booked in advance.
thats great for them ,, get to know young ,
Every kid likes to meet Mickey
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