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Clearwater Fire Chief Chad Pittman to Proclaim Fire Prevention Week 2026 at Council Meeting

Clearwater Fire Chief Chad Pittman will issue a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week 2026 (October 4-10) at the City Council Work Session on September 28. The announcement highlights the city's commitment to fire safety and community prevention efforts.

10/18/2026 · Clearwater edition

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Clearwater Fire Chief Chad Pittman will issue a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week 2026, scheduled to run from October 4-10. This proclamation aims to highlight the importance of fire safety and prevention within the community.

The official announcement is an agenda item for the City of Clearwater's Council Work Session, which will take place next Monday, September 28, 2026, at 1:30 PM. Residents interested in learning more about the city's commitment to fire safety can attend this public meeting.

Chief Pittman's role in this initiative underscores the fire department's ongoing efforts to educate the public and reduce fire-related incidents. Fire Prevention Week serves as a focused period to reinforce these critical safety messages, encouraging residents to take proactive steps to protect their homes and families.

The proclamation is listed as 'ID#26-1186' under 'Agenda item 18.4 (other)' for the upcoming Work Session. No additional exhibits are associated with this particular agenda item. The document detailing this proclamation was printed yesterday, September 23, 2026.

Following the Work Session next Monday, residents can expect more information regarding specific activities or resources that will be available during Fire Prevention Week, October 4-10.

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