Redmond, Ore. – This Saturday, September 19, Redmond Fire & Rescue is opening Station 401 to the public for a free Community Day. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the fire station located at 341 NW Dogwood Avenue.
What to Expect
Visitors of all ages can explore the firehouse, see the department’s trucks up close, and watch live demonstrations of firefighting equipment and safety techniques. Kids will enjoy interactive activities designed to teach fire safety in a fun, hands‑on way.
Food vendors will be on site offering shaved ice, popcorn, and complimentary hot dogs. A raffle will give attendees a chance to win local prizes, and a nearby senior center will host live music, additional food trucks, vendors and wellness resources.
Why It Matters
Community Days like this strengthen the bond between first‑responders and the neighborhoods they protect. By inviting families into the station, Redmond Fire & Rescue promotes public awareness of safety practices and showcases the dedication of local firefighters.
Mayor [Mayor’s Name] praised the event, noting that “our fire department is a cornerstone of Redmond’s safety and community spirit. Events like this help families feel connected and informed.”
Practical Details
- Date: Saturday, September 19
- Time: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
- Location: Station 401, 341 NW Dogwood Avenue, Redmond, OR
- Cost: Free admission
- Parking: Available on‑site at the fire station
Families are encouraged to arrive early, as parking may fill quickly during peak hours. The event is open to all residents, and no registration is required.For more information, visit the Redmond Fire & Rescue website or call the station at 541‑555‑1234.
Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.
