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2026 T.P. Fire Department Visits Keller to Give Student Safety Tips

A group of children stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.

As part of their National Fire Prevention Week campaign, our local fire departments visit KSD 140 elementary schools in September and October to educate our students about all aspects of fire safety and prevention. This year's theme is “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging is a Superpower.” The campaign focuses on everyday charging habits that can reduce the risk of lithium-ion battery fires and help keep homes and communities safe.

On Monday, October 5, Tinley Park Fire Department personnel visited Keller Elementary and gave students an overview of the fire truck equipment, firefighting protective clothing, and fire safety tips.

A group of children stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.     A group of children and adults stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.

A group of children and an adult stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.     A group of children stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.

A group of children and adults stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.     A group of children stand in a line in front of a red fire truck outside a brick building, posing for a group photo.

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