Prince George’s County Firefighters, EMT’s and Paramedics including career, volunteer and civilian members joined our public safety partners during the National Night Out (NNO) to promote fire safety and injury prevention. Prince George’s County Fire Chief Marc Bashoor participated in NNO activities in Lewisdale, Thurgood Marshall Middle School and at the Clinton Police station as other members of his staff and fire/EMS stations visited a number of other sites throughout the County.
The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department (PGFD) partnered with the National Association of Town Watch (NATW), which administers National Night Out (NNO). USFA and PGFD are working with NATW to enhance NNO events and activities by reaching out to fire and emergency medical service (EMS) personnel across the country. The goal is to promote fire and life safety prevention and education initiatives for families and communities while partnering with law enforcement.
For more information on NNO, visit http://www.nationalnightout.org/.
The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department (PGFD) partnered with the National Association of Town Watch (NATW), which administers National Night Out (NNO). USFA and PGFD are working with NATW to enhance NNO events and activities by reaching out to fire and emergency medical service (EMS) personnel across the country. The goal is to promote fire and life safety prevention and education initiatives for families and communities while partnering with law enforcement.
For more information on NNO, visit http://www.nationalnightout.org/.
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| Fire Chief Bashoor and crews from Chillum-Adelphi Fire/EMS Station #834 attend National Night Out activities in Lewisdale. (BASHOOR) |
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| The Underwater Rescue Team along with Fire/EMS Crews from Oxon Hill Fire/EMS Station #821 were on hand with Chief Bashoor at Thurgood Marshall Middle School. (BASHOOR) |
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| Volunteer members of College Park Fire/EMS Station #812 join our law enforcement partners from the University of Maryland Police Department and the County Police Department-District 1 at the College Park NNO at the Aviation Museum. (BRADY) |
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| College Park Firefighters and EMT's participating in NNO activties. (BRADY) |
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| Smoke alarms and fire safety information were provided to families at NNO events. Tate McLaren and Jenna Brady of College Park checkout the hand-outs. (BRADY) |
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| Matt Tomlins and family at the Beltsville NNO held at the Beltsville Police Station on Sellman Road. This particular event attracted hundreds of citizens and residents. (BRADY) |
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| Smoke alarms and fire safety information table at the Beltsville NNO. (BRADY) |
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| The Bomb Squad drew a high number of interested citizens at the Beltsville NNO. Fire Fighter/Lieutenant Shajahan K.Jagtiani demonstrates the use of the robot. (BRADY) |
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| Fire Fighter Robert Kaleda, Fire Lt. Jagtiani and Bomb Squad Commander Dale Ednock greet participants of the Beltsville NNO. (BRADY) |
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| Fire Fighter Dalantae R.Caldwell staffs the apparatus display at the Beltsville NNO. (BRADY) |
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| Beltsville Truck 831 was a popular attraction at NNO. (BRADY) |
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| Tate McLaren enjoyed his time on board Beltsville Truck 831 at NNO. (BRADY) |
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