David Broyles | The News
Franklin Community Volunteer firefighter Brandon Marion talks with Franklin Elementary School students about a fire engine with the help of Sparky the Fire Dog. Assistant Fire Chief Danny Rogers said the department brought two tankers, two medical trucks, two engines and a brush truck for students to see as part of National Fire Prevention Week.
David Broyles | The News
Fire Prevention Officer Annette Rogers briefs other members of the Franklin Community Volunteer Fire Department before a class in fire safety is taught at Franklin Elementary School. Other firefighters pictured are Anthony Smith, Chris Wilber, Heather Crotts, Adam Edwards, Justin Chandler and Brian Emlinger. The theme for the week was “Be Rabbit Ready. Know two ways out.”
David Broyles | The News
Franklin Elementary School students Breanna McNabb and Olivia Jones practice crawling low under smoke. Franklin Community Volunteer firefighters led demonstrations Wednesday as part of National Fire Prevention Week. The blanket simulates smoke. Students were told to always know two ways out of their home, to have a special meeting place once outside and how to call 911. A total of 15 volunteers and seven vehicles were involved with the education project.
Franklin Community Volunteer firefighter Brandon Marion talks with Franklin Elementary School students about a fire engine with the help of Sparky the Fire Dog. Assistant Fire Chief Danny Rogers said the department brought two tankers, two medical trucks, two engines and a brush truck for students to see as part of National Fire Prevention Week.
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