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Can I take a tour of a fire station?

We welcome the interest of our community members in our stations, our equipment, and our services. To schedule a tour of any of our fire stations, please contact our Public Education Office at 321-567-3804. There is no cost.

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1. Can I take a tour of a fire station?
2. Can the firefighters come to my school / event?