People Living in Johns Creek Should Sign Up for the Citizens Fire Academy

A fire is one of those events that catches many people totally unprepared. However, the Johns Creek Fire Department is hosting a series of classes to teach citizens more about how the fire department works and how to prevent and fight fires should the need arise. Anyone living in Johns Creek who is interested in learning more about how their fire department works should check out the Citizens Fire Academy. The course begins on February 20th and meets for nine sessions. Classes will be held on February 20th, 27th, March 10th, 13th, 20th, and 31st, April 10th and 21st, and May 1st. Those held on Tuesdays will go from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and those on Saturday will meet from 9 a.m. to noon. Each session will be jam-packed with information and demonstrations.

Learn to Protect Your Johns Creek Property with Local Firefighters

Johns Creek property owners will learn about methods of fire prevention and investigation. Participants will also learn about the operations of their fire department, as well as fire-fighting techniques and strategies. The classes will include instruction in the use of equipment and fire prevention, as well as demonstrations of CPR and fire investigation. Those who enroll will also get to participate in exercises in fire ground training and emergency medical techniques.

Adults 18 and older living in Johns Creek are welcome to apply to enroll in the Citizens Fire Academy. A background check is part of the application process. Apply online or pick up an application at Johns Creek Fire Department headquarters, located at 10700 Abbotts Bridge Road, suite 190. This is an excellent class for both young people and older citizens who are strong and interested in assisting their community in the event of a fire. For more information and to find the online version of the application, visit the Johns Creek city website. You can also call Meloni Bryson, the community services contact person, at 678.474.1641.