Boothbay Fire Department Open House
MICHAEL HILGENDORF and his son Dakota watch as firefighter Jarrod Scott demonstrates to Hildgendorf’s oldest son, Demetrius, 4, how to spray a hose during the Boothbay Fire Department’s annual Open House held on Oct. 7. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
FIREFIGHTER Jarrod Scott shows Hannah Hills, 7, how to spray a hose during the Boothbay Fire Department Annual Open House on Oct. 7. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
FIVE-YEAR-OLD Koh-Koh LaMarche peaks out from under her mask during the Boothbay Fire Department Open House on Oct. 7. Over 120 people attended the event. Attendees saw firefighters demonstrate their equipment, ate free food, and received fire prevention materials. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BAYVIEW LODGE MASONS Martin Page, right, and Mike Alley served hot sausage rolls on Oct. 7 during the Boothbay Fire Department Open House. The lodge was one of three organizations who served free food during the event. The Boothbay Region Missfires provided deserts and the Boothbay Fire Department served hamburgers and hot dogs. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BOOTHBAY FIRE DEPARTMENT Open House participants Monica Cookson, 3, and her father, Brandon Cookson shared a hug during the two-hour event held at the fire station. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
MICHAEL HILGENDORF and his son Dakota watch as firefighter Jarrod Scott demonstrates to Hildgendorf’s oldest son, Demetrius, 4, how to spray a hose during the Boothbay Fire Department’s annual Open House held on Oct. 7. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
FIREFIGHTER Jarrod Scott shows Hannah Hills, 7, how to spray a hose during the Boothbay Fire Department Annual Open House on Oct. 7. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
FIVE-YEAR-OLD Koh-Koh LaMarche peaks out from under her mask during the Boothbay Fire Department Open House on Oct. 7. Over 120 people attended the event. Attendees saw firefighters demonstrate their equipment, ate free food, and received fire prevention materials. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BAYVIEW LODGE MASONS Martin Page, right, and Mike Alley served hot sausage rolls on Oct. 7 during the Boothbay Fire Department Open House. The lodge was one of three organizations who served free food during the event. The Boothbay Region Missfires provided deserts and the Boothbay Fire Department served hamburgers and hot dogs. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BOOTHBAY FIRE DEPARTMENT Open House participants Monica Cookson, 3, and her father, Brandon Cookson shared a hug during the two-hour event held at the fire station. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Over 120 people attended the annual Boothbay Fire Department Open House held on Oct. 7. Attendees enjoyed the free food served by the Boothbay Fire Department, Bayview Masonic Lodge and Boothbay Region Missfires. The guests also received free fire prevention materials and saw firefighters demonstrate their equipment.
“I’m not exactly sure how many people attended,” said Boothbay Fire Chief Richard Spofford. “But we served 120 hamburgers.”
The Masons served hot sausage subs, the Missfires provided deserts and coffee, and the Boothbay Fire Department served hot dogs and hamburgers.
Boothbay was joined by Southport, Damariscotta, Wiscasset and Boothbay Harbor fire departments. The Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency demonstrated its command center.
Kids went through a smoke trailer where they learned how to escape by climbing down a ladder. They were also given posters and a fire prevention tip packet. “Sparky the Fire Dog” also entertained the crowd.
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