REVERE FIRE DEPARTMENT HOSTS FREE OPEN HOUSE TO TEACH FIRE SAFETY PREVENTION SKILLS
October 4, 2016
REVERE FIRE DEPARTMENT HOSTS FREE OPEN HOUSE TO TEACH FIRE SAFETY PREVENTION SKILLS
Papa Gino’s Provides Free Pizza and Education Materials
The Revere Fire Department welcomes local families to a free Open House on Saturday, October 15 from 10 A.M. – 2 P.M. The open house is aimed at teaching families fire safety and prevention practices. The Revere Fire Department Open House will be held at 400 Broadway, Revere, MA.
This open house commemorates October, which is National Fire Safety Month. The theme this year is, “Don’t Wait! Check the Date! Replace Smoke Alarms Every 10 Years”, which educates the public about the importance of knowing how old the smoke alarms are within your home. Like other appliances, smoke alarms do not last forever. In addition, Papa Gino’s, the Dedham, Massachusetts based pizza chain, will provide free slices of pizza and children’s fire safety educational materials at the open house.
In addition, this year, members of the community can meet the new Chief of the Department, Christopher Bright, and the new fire prevention staff, including Deputy Chief Paul Cheever, Captain Mark Wolfgang and Lieutenant Erin Leary. Children will be able to view and tour the fire apparatus and an ambulance provided by Cataldo Ambulance Service.
Papa Gino’s, for over 20 years, has been a proud sponsor of Fire Safety Open Houses throughout New England, encouraging families to learn about fire safety. Papa Gino’s has sponsored more than 1,800 open houses, donated more than 100,000 pizzas, and distributed more than 1,500,000 activity sheets and educational flyers. During the month of October, Papa Gino’s provides customers with fire prevention coloring sheets and certificates for the children. Fire safety open houses, during the month of October, are being hosted and sponsored throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.