Detroit Local Emergency Planning Committee has invited the community to the Emergency Preparedness Fair on Saturday, August 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kemeny Recreation Center, located at 2260 S. Fort Street in District 6, Detroit.
The event is presented by the Detroit Local Emergency Planning Committee and Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero.
Attendees will receive vital emergency preparedness, health, and safety information, as reported by Homeland Security & Emergency Management, Detroit.
The fair will feature demonstrations and information sessions from Detroit Homeland Security & Emergency Management, the Detroit Police Department, the Detroit Fire Department, and private partners including DTE, Marathon, and PVS.
Activities will include CPR/AED demonstrations, blood pressure checks, and Mobile Fire Safety House tours.
The event will offer several demonstrations aimed at educating the community on emergency responses.
These include Stop the Bleed demonstrations, information on children’s gun safety, and family emergency planning.
Residents can also sign up for emergency notifications from the City of Detroit and Marathon.
For children, the fair promises a variety of entertainment options.
There will be a Bouncy House, face painting, balloons, and a playscape.
Both kids and adults can enjoy free ice cream and refreshments throughout the event.
The City of Detroit expressed gratitude to the participating agencies and sponsors.
The event is supported by Detroit Homeland Security & Emergency Management, Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero, Detroit Fire Department, Detroit Police Department, Detroit General Services Department, Detroit Community Emergency Response Team, Marathon, DTE, PVS, and Little Caesars Arena.
Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero stated: “We are thankful to all our partners and sponsors for their support in making this event possible.”
The Emergency Preparedness Fair is a significant opportunity for Detroit residents to engage with local emergency services and gain crucial knowledge on protecting themselves and their families.
The event also aims to strengthen community ties and ensure residents are well-informed and prepared for emergencies.
The Emergency Preparedness Fair will take place on August 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kemeny Recreation Center in Detroit.
The event, hosted by the Detroit Local Emergency Planning Committee and City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero, offers demonstrations and information on emergency preparedness, health, and safety.
Key activities include CPR/AED and Stop the Bleed demonstrations, children’s gun safety information, and family emergency planning.
The City of Detroit acknowledges the support of several agencies and sponsors for the event, which also features family-friendly activities and refreshments.
