Community safety is a shared responsibility—one that benefits from partnership, engagement, and ongoing education. Orange County Fire Rescue recognizes that effective safety initiatives do better through collaboration with local businesses, homeowners’ associations (HOAs), clubs, and community organizations. These partnerships not only foster a safer environment but also strengthen community bonds.

If you’re involved with a group or organization looking to make a difference, here are ways Orange County Fire Rescue can collaborate to educate and empower your members while showcasing your commitment to community well-being.

Engaging Your Organization for Greater Impact

Why Collaborate?
Partnering with Fire Rescue opens doors to valuable safety resources and meaningful engagement opportunities. It positions your organization as a proactive leader in community safety and provides members with essential skills and knowledge to protect themselves and others.

Program Options Tailored for Groups, Businesses, and Clubs

• Fire Engine Visit with Safety Presentation:
  Invite Orange County Fire Rescue to bring a fire truck to your location for an interactive demonstration. This is perfect for HOAs, community clubs, or business employee events, providing hands-on learning and a visual connection to firefighting efforts.
• Fire Engine Display at Community Events:
  Showcase firefighting equipment and promote fire safety awareness during neighborhood festivals, markets, or corporate open houses.
• Early Childhood Fire Safety Program:
  Ideal for preschools, daycare centers, or family-focused organizations, this program introduces young children to fire safety in a fun and memorable way.
• Senior Safety Presentation:
  Partner with senior centers or assisted living facilities to provide tailored safety tips on fall prevention, home safety, and fire preparedness.
• Teen Driver Education:
  Work with schools or youth groups to deliver engaging programs emphasizing distracted driving dangers, vehicle safety, and emergency preparedness.
• Fire Extinguisher Demonstration (TV required):
  Organize a live demonstration of how to operate a fire extinguisher—an invaluable skill for your members, employees, or residents.
• Non-Certified Hands-Only CPR (TV Required):
  Provide life-saving training sessions that enable participants to confidently respond in emergencies involving cardiac incidents.
• Fire Station Tour with Safety Presentation:
  Host a behind-the-scenes visit to your local fire station, offering tours and safety talks that inspire and educate.
• Health and Safety Fairs or Community Expos:
  Partner with Fire Rescue to feature safety displays, demonstrations, and educational booths at your organization’s events, reaching a broad audience.
• Business Fire Drills:
  Assist your organization in developing or practicing fire evacuation and safety plans, ensuring staff is prepared for real emergencies.

Building Long-Term Safety Partnerships

By collaborating with Orange County Fire Rescue, your organization plays a vital role in cultivating a safer, more prepared community. Whether hosting safety demonstrations, coordinating educational sessions, or supporting community events, your involvement has a real impact.

Here’s a list of your local fire stations:

• Station 44
  • 14230 Reams Rd. Windermere, FL 34786
• Station 48
  • 16990 Porter Rd. Winter Garden, FL 34787
• Station 34
  • 4000 Winter Garden Vineland Rd., Winter Garden FL, 34787
• Station 35
  • 7435 Winter Garden Vineland Rd. Windermere, FL 34786

Reach out to your local Orange County Fire Rescue Community Outreach Coordinator to learn more about scheduling programs, planning events, or exploring partnership opportunities.