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Thu, Nov 13
|Fire Station 53
ID | Middleton | Fire Station 53 Tour
Limited to 45 Guests! Meet your local firefighters, see the equipment they use and learn more about fire safety right here in our community!
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Nov 13, 2025, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Fire Station 53, 302 E Main St, Middleton, ID 83644, USA
Attendees
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Who: All Braintree Academy IHLA students, as well as parents and siblings under 5.
What: This is a unique opportunity for students to view a fire truck and various pieces of firefighting equipment up close, allowing for an interactive experience that fosters a greater understanding of the tools and vehicles used in emergency response. This hands-on experience is designed to inspire curiosity and respect for the fire service. Please be aware that if an emergency arises, the crew will need to respond accordingly. Parking is limited and carpooling is encouraged.
Cost:
Free for all Braintree Academy IHLA students and one parent.
Additional Guests:
** If this event is not full 5-7 days before the event, the Event Coordinator may open the event up to additional guests. You can reach out to the Event Coordinator via email to include guests at that time.
Treasure Valley:
Please choose one event in your area to allow other students to attend. If there are still spots available 5-7 days before the event, families may sign up for additional events.
Questions: Kelly Thompson tvevents1.braintree@malad.us


Resource: Explore & Grow: Fire Station | Braintree Academy Turn your fire-station visit into a safety-smart, STEM-rich adventure! This print-and-go packet helps students spot and label firefighter tools, practice emergency know-how (911 and smoke alarms), sketch what they see, and think like problem-solvers. From color-and-draw pages and pattern sequencing to the fire triangle (heat–fuel–oxygen), kids reflect on real-world challenges, invent a new firefighting tool, and consider strategies for wildland fires. Perfect before, during, or after your field trip—and great in the classroom, too.