fire departments

Stanley Lambchop is awarded a trip to the firehouse after the fire safety poster he entered in a contest is selected as the winner, and while Stanley and his family visit the station, the flat boy is needed during a rescue.

Describes the life and work of fire fighters who operate out of a fire station on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood plagued by arson in recent years.

Discusses how the police, fire fighters, and other emergency personnel aid their community.

Sheila and Michael visit a fire station and find out how it really feels to ride a fire truck going to a fire.

Photographs and captions follow a "day in the life" of a fire station, including a fire.

Simple text and full-color photographs describe the things people can see, hear, smell, touch, and taste at a fire station.

Examines the work, equipment, and personnel of fire stations.

Briefly describes what goes on at a fire station and the work of fire fighters.

Jonathan goes to the fire station to help his aunt, and while he is there he learns how fireman fight fires, how they help people, how to escape a burning house, and what the different people do.

Sheila and Michael visit a fire station and find out how it really feels to ride a fire truck going to a fire.