Educational Classes

Safety Classes

  Community Education Classes

 Home Fire Safety–  Home Fire safety and home escape planning

  • Basic fire science
  • Top fire causes in homes
  • Escape planning
  • Fire safety products

Emergency Preparedness

  • Kitsap Disaster potential
  • Making an emergency supply kit
  • Having a portable emergency kit
  • Preparing an emergency plan

Business Fire Safety -TBA Online 0

  • Top causes in business fires.
  • Fire codes- History and why they are important.
  • Fire Inspections- Why they are important.
  • Top 10 fire code deficiencies
  • How businesses can partner with the fire department.

Fall and Fire Safety Prevention for Older Adults –

  • TBA 

Wildland Prevention3 part series-one hour each- Spring and Summer Sessions. In person based on request for a group or neighborhood.

  • Home Hardening
  • Defensible Space and Firewise
  • Communication and Evacuation Planning 

 

TBD- Spring 2026

 Hands Only CPR– In person based on requests. 

Hands Only CPR- 

Youth Hands Only CPR class, ages 12-18     Station 8 -1974 Fircrest Dr SE

Call to register 360-871-2411

  • Compression only CPR
  • Class is 30 Minutes
  • PulsePoint
  • Good for ages 14 and up

If you would like to schedule a class for your community group or organization, please call our main office at (360) 871-2411 to schedule a date and time with one of our instructors. 

Instructional video:

How to use NARCAN spray, instructions and use – click HERE

Overdose Awareness and Narcan Administration classes

TBD -Station 31 -200 Tremont St, Port Orchard WA 98366

 

Understanding the Importance of CPR

During a cardiac arrest event, where CPR needs to be performed, the role that the public plays in the Chain of Survival is absolutely crucial, in fact it dictates the outcome of the patient.

 PulsePoint App

In 2008, the American Heart Association ruled that chest compressions alone (Hands Only CPR), can help sustain an adult who has just suffered a cardiac arrest until paramedics arrive. The lungs and blood contain enough oxygen to keep vital organs healthy for the first few minutes, as long as someone provides quality chest compressions.