Young Visitors Get Hands-On Look at Firefighting at Baldwin County Headquarters
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueTwo young visitors sit in the cab of a Baldwin County Fire Rescue truck during a tour of headquarters, getting an up-close look at firefighting equipment.
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueAspiring firefighters practice using a water can under supervision as part of a hands-on learning experience at fire headquarters.
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueSmiling visitors pose inside a fire apparatus after receiving junior fire helmets during their visit to Baldwin County Fire Rescue.
Feb. 4, 2026 — Baldwin County Fire Rescue welcomed two young visitors to its headquarters Tuesday for a special behind-the-scenes experience designed to spark interest in public safety and firefighting. The children toured fire apparatus, received junior fire helmets, and had the chance to operate a water can under supervision. Fire officials said community visits like these help build positive relationships and encourage fire safety awareness from an early age. Crews expressed appreciation to families who stopped by and emphasized that the department is always glad to welcome residents, especially its youngest future firefighters.
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