Blaze & Blue Career Camp for Young Women
This free camp was created in 2022 as a way to expose young women to careers in Fire and Police. Participants experience the most challenging and exciting tasks in firefighting, first response and law enforcement in a supportive, educational and interactive environment. The camp activities include rappelling, search and rescue, fire extinguisher training, vehicle extraction, how traffic stops are performed, crime scene investigation, static taser deployment and virtual reality training that includes real looking weapons similar to a handgun that function with air and emit a laser. As campers spend two days with the Fire Department and two days with the Police Department, they learn from women who work in these non-traditional career fields and are breaking down barriers and stereotypes. The camp historically takes place in June. Registration for 2025 will be available in March of 2025. As camp is limited to a small number of participants, "camp alumni" are not eligible.
Tours and Community Outreach
Block party requests, fire safety education, Station 1 tours, truck visits, and ride-a-longs can be scheduled by emailing
[email protected]. A two-week notice is appreciated when possible.
YouTube Videos on CTN
Ann Arbor Fire Department Station Tour & Gear
City Round Up – Fire Pits and Grills
City Round Up – Fireworks Safety
FYI Interview - Firefighter Recruitment
FYI – Fire & Police Open House
Car Seat Installation
C. S. Mott Children's Hospital conducts car seat installations at Fire Station 6 (Briarwood). Please contact C.S. Mott directly to schedule an appointment.
Naloxone/Narcan Kits
The fire stations have free naloxone/Narcan kits funded by State of Michigan Department of Health and Human Services - Bureau of EMS, Trauma and Preparedness. You must be over the age of 18 to request. Residents are encouraged to stop by Station 1 if feasible.
Residential Entry System
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Knox HomeBox enables firefighters rapid entry to your home without damage if you're not home or unable to open the door. Knox HomeBox is a key safe mounted outside that can be unlocked only by the fire department. This is a voluntary alternative to forced entry, delayed entry or no entry when the fire department is called to your home for a medical emergency or fire alarm activation.
