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Rehoboth library hosts Touch-A-Truck event
Kids learn about fire safety and prevention with help of city’s volunteer fire company
With a little help from mom Emily, Charlie Frasso gives Sparky a high-five after coming out of the fire truck. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
November 11, 2024
The Rehoboth Beach Public Library hosted a Touch-A-Truck event Nov. 6, for children and their caregivers. Attendees were able to meet volunteer firefighters, and learn about fire safety and fire prevention awareness.
Participants walked down the street to the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, where the featured vehicles were a fire engine and an ambulance.
To learn more about programs at the Rehoboth Beach Public Library, 226 Rehoboth Ave., go to rehoboth.lib.de.us, email rehobothbeachlibrary@gmail.com or call 302-227-8044.
In conjunction with the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, the Rehoboth Beach Public Library held a Touch-A-Truck event Nov. 6. Lilly Ann Ross takes a seat in the back of a fire truck.
RBFVC Volunteer Charlie Marshall gets a thumbs-up from Niki Duruttya during his talk about fire safety.
Volunteer Wayne Doughty shows the kids what it takes to get his protective gear on.
Emergency Medical Technician Todd Warrick shows a few of the kids what the inside of an ambulance looks like.
Volunteer Wayne Doughty gives a wave to the kids after donning his turnout gear to show that firefighters are friendly people.
