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Fri, Oct 03
|Sandpoint Fire Department
ID | Sandpoint | Fire Station Tour/ Food Drive
Limited to 40 Guests! The Sandpoint Fire Department invites you to an exclusive tour of the Fire Station! Get an up-close look at the fire trucks and engage with our firefighters by asking your questions. Join our community service initiative by bringing food to donate to the Food Bank.
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Oct 03, 2025, 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM PDT
Sandpoint Fire Department, 1123 Lake St, Sandpoint, ID 83864, USA
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Join the amazing Sandpoint Fire Department for an exciting station tour! Immerse yourself in the world of firefighting and learn about the vital services our brave firefighters provide. Explore fire trucks and equipment like hoses, ladders, and protective gear. Our firefighters will answer your questions, share insights into their training, and teach fire safety tips to protect your home and family. This interactive experience is perfect for all ages, offering a unique chance to engage with local heroes and understand fire rescue operations. We invite you to join a day of education, excitement, and inspiration!
Who: All Braintree Academy IHLA students, as well as parents and siblings under 5.
Cost: Free for all Braintree Academy IHLA students and one parent.
We are proud to display a homemade "Thank You" poster for students to sign at the event, which will be presented to the firefighters. We encourage students to bring their own handmade thank you cards to further demonstrate their support for these incredible men and women. Embracing that spirit of service, a food bank donation box will be available at the event for those who wish to contribute.
Questions: Contact Indy Funk Sandpoint.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.
