Fire Truck & Firefighter Visit

 

Fire Truck and Firefighter Visit

Saturday, March 26, 11am-12pm

Free event. No registration required.

An engine visit is a great way to teach kids fire safety while having fun!  Children can learn what firefighters do and get to climb inside  the cab. The visit is dependent on firefighter’s call schedule.

Brentwood Firefighter and Engine Visit

Brentwood Firefighter and Engine Visit

Saturday, Sept 19th

11am-12pm

Free event. No registration required.

Brentwood Library Parking Lot

An engine visit is a great way to teach kids fire safety while having fun! Children can learn what firefighters do and get to climb inside the cab. Visit is dependent on firefighter’s call schedule.

Free CPR Friends and Family Fridays in Brentwood

CITY OF BRENTWOOD 

FIRE AND RESCUE

Recently the Brentwood Fire and Rescue Department has experienced a dramatic increase in the number of people who are surviving cardiac arrests. This is due to three primary factors; new hypothermia protocols, increased public access to Automatic Electronic Defibrillators (AEDs), and initiation of bystander CPR. With the help of citizens, we hope to see that trend continue!

CPR is not difficult or time consuming to learn. Every Friday in the month of February the Brentwood Fire & Rescue Department is offering free classes the public. Each class lasts approximately 2 hours and offers training on infant, child, and adult CPR. For adult CPR, participants will be taught both traditional and “hands only” CPR (no mouth-to-mouth breathing). This class will utilize the American Heart Association (AHA) “Family and Friends” curriculum, therefore no CPR card will be issued. More information regarding this program can be found on the AHA website at www.heart.org.

 

Only one Friday commitment is required to learn these lifesaving skills. To sign up or for more information regarding times and locations, contact firefighter Scott Barnes at barness@brentwood-tn.org or call 371-2200 ext. 4523 or Robin Forte at forter@brentwood-tn.org (615-371-0170).

 

 

CPR Classes

The Brentwood Fire and Rescue Department is offering community CPR classes at The Brentwood Library in February.  Each class is limited to 16 people and is intended for people ages 16 and up.

The class is based on the Friends and Family CPR platform.  This program from the American Heart Association is very informative and hand-on, but no card is given out at the end.  Those participating should not expect a "CPR card" at the end of the class.

These classes are free and will be held Friday evenings in February from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.  To register, please contact Scott Barnes at barness@brentwood-tn.org or call 371-2200 x4523.

Save a Life! Learn CPR.

Here's a great reason to learn CPR: The Brentwood Fire and Rescue Department has recently experienced a dramatic increase in the number of people who are surviving cardiac arrests. This is due in part to initiation of bystander CPR! With the help of citizens, the Department hopes to see that trend continue. So the Brentwood Fire Department is offering FREE CPR classes at the Brentwood Library every Friday in February. Classes are from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.

 

For more information or to sign up, send an e-mail to firefighter Scott Barnes, or call 371-2200 ext. 4523.