LUDLOW — Police Chief Daniel Valadas and Fire Chief Ryan Pease would like to invite community members to Ludlow Police and Fire’s annual open house.
WHEN:
Sunday, Oct. 22 from 1-4 p.m.
WHERE:
Ludlow Public Safety Complex, 612 Chapin St.
WHAT:
Ludlow Police and Fire will be hosting a public safety open house for community members and residents. The event will feature an afternoon of fun and education including the following demonstration and displays:
Fire
- Vehicle Displays
- Thermal Imaging Cameras
- ‘Sparky’ the Fire Dog
- Popcorn and Balloons
- Fire Prevention Jeopardy Game
- Escape Maze Learning Tool
- Hydraulic extrication tool demonstration at 2 p.m.
- Ice/Cold Water Rescue Display
- Tanker Truck Demonstration
- Fire Prevention Information
- Public Health and Emergency Preparedness Information
- DCR Forest Fire Staff and ‘Smokey Bear’
Police
- Vehicle Displays
- Special Response Team Display
- K9 Demonstration
- Dispatch Center
- Special Police Program
- School Resource Officer
- Detective Bureau/Internet and Fraud Prevention Information
- Patrol Division
- Ludlow Cares Coalition
- Michael Dias Foundation
Representatives from the Ludlow Health Department will also be in attendance to share important information on public health and emergency preparedness.
“I encourage everyone to come and enjoy a day meeting and connecting with our public safety personnel,” said Chief Pease. “This is a great day to come together as a community and participate in a fun and educational day for all.”
Residents are encouraged to bring their cameras, as there will be plenty of photo opportunities.
“I want to thank our community partners for volunteering in what is sure to be a great day full of community engagement,” said Police Chief Valadas. “Our public safety departments are eager to participate in this event which features a variety of demonstrations and displays fit for all ages.”
For more information, please call Ludlow Police at 413-583-8305 or Ludlow Fire at 413-583-8332.
The open house will be held rain or shine.
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