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CFD Open House at Fire Station No. 8

Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026
9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Cost:
Free
Add to Calendar 2026-11-14 09:00:00 2026-11-09 10:41:10 CFD Open House at Fire Station No. 8 The Chandler Fire Department is holding a free open house as part of ongoing efforts to educate residents about the services provided by the Chandler Fire Department to share safety, fire prevention, and emergency preparedness information with the public.In addition to tours of the station there will be fire trucks, ambulance, apparatus displays and demonstrations of emergency medical services. Blood pressure checks will be available, along with drowning prevention information. In the Fire Safety House display, children will get hands-on instruction on how to get out of a smoke-filled environment. Free balloons and fire helmets will be available for children.This open house will also feature instruction on Hands-Only CPR, a simple, lifesaving technique that allows bystanders to take immediate action when someone experiences cardiac arrest. There are only two steps to remember: call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest. City of Chandler info@chandleraz.gov America/Phoenix public
Chandler Fire Department Fire Truck extending into the sky

The Chandler Fire Department is holding a free open house as part of ongoing efforts to educate residents about the services provided by the Chandler Fire Department to share safety, fire prevention, and emergency preparedness information with the public.

In addition to tours of the station there will be fire trucks, ambulance, apparatus displays and demonstrations of emergency medical services. Blood pressure checks will be available, along with drowning prevention information. In the Fire Safety House display, children will get hands-on instruction on how to get out of a smoke-filled environment. Free balloons and fire helmets will be available for children.

This open house will also feature instruction on Hands-Only CPR, a simple, lifesaving technique that allows bystanders to take immediate action when someone experiences cardiac arrest. There are only two steps to remember: call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.