Tour Your Local Fire Station The Rockledge Fire Department welcomes residents and visitors to our community to come visit their local fire station. There are three fire stations in Rockledge and you are welcome to tour any one of our facilities. However, our main fire station is probably better suited to accommodate larger groups. Group station tours typically last approximately 20 to 25 minutes and include a walk through of the facility with an explanation about all aspects of life in the fire station as well as viewing the fire engines and fire fighting equipment along with demonstrations of some of our tools and equipment, depending on the age group. Fire Station Tours for Groups Guided tours of local fire stations are provided free of charge to residents and visitors as part of the departments public outreach program. When scheduling your tour please keep the following tips in mind Fire Station tours may be scheduled between the hours of 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM - Monday through Sunday. Evening tours are available on a limited basis and are scheduled on an individual basis. Please allow a minimum of one week in advance to schedule a tour. Recommended minimum age for tour participants is 5 years or older. However we will try and accommodate your needs on a case by case basis. Group size must be 25 or fewer total participants (including children and chaperones). There must be 1 adult chaperone for every 5 children. Fire stations remain "in-service" during tours. Fire companies may need to respond to emergencies at any time. If they do, it will be necessary for the tour to end and your group to exit the station. Please keep this in mind when visiting. In the event a crew is called away during your visit, we will be happy to re-schedule your tour for another day. Birthday party groups meeting the age requirement are welcome to tour a fire station as part of their event. We ask that you do not hold party festivities such as cake, ice cream or gifts at the station. To schedule a station tour please call our administrative office during normal business hours at (321) 221-7540. Fire Station Tours for Individuals For small groups of four people or less, you can just stop by your local fire station. If the crew is not busy, they will be happy to show you the station and fire engine. Stations are open to the public each day from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. No special reservation is required for individuals.

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HAHarvey Walden

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Community Outreach

The department is community-oriented and encourages personnel to be involved in community activities both on-duty and off-duty. In promoting this policy, the departments’ labor organization, Rockledge Professional Firefighters Association and the department administration have collaborated on various levels. Some of the outreach activities include: Annual Christmas programs Annual July 4th Community Picnic Fire Department open house and demonstrations Halloween candy distribution United Way Feed and Read Program Additional Activities Of course, the above items are typically annual events for our department and its members, but we're also involved in other activities such as: Fire safety educational programs (elementary schools and day care centers) Mentor programs Ride-along programs Street and block parties Other special opportunities If you are having a special event and would like to see about having the Fire Department attend or participate please feel free to give us a call at our administrative office (321) 221-7540 and we will be happy to try and accommodate your request.

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Tour Your Local Fire Station

1 week ago

"Tour Your Local Fire Station The Rockledge Fire Department welcomes residents and visitors to our community to come visit their local fire station. There are three fire stations in Rockledge and you are welcome to tour any one of our facilities. However, our main fire station is probably better suited to accommodate larger groups. Group station tours typically last approximately 20 to 25 minutes and include a walk through of the facility with an explanation about all aspects of life in the fire station as well as viewing the fire engines and fire fighting equipment along with demonstrations of some of our tools and equipment, depending on the age group. Fire Station Tours for Groups Guided tours of local fire stations are provided free of charge to residents and visitors as part of the departments public outreach program. When scheduling your tour please keep the following tips in mind Fire Station tours may be scheduled between the hours of 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM - Monday through Sunday. Evening tours are available on a limited basis and are scheduled on an individual basis. Please allow a minimum of one week in advance to schedule a tour. Recommended minimum age for tour participants is 5 years or older. However we will try and accommodate your needs on a case by case basis. Group size must be 25 or fewer total participants (including children and chaperones). There must be 1 adult chaperone for every 5 children. Fire stations remain "in-service" during tours. Fire companies may need to respond to emergencies at any time. If they do, it will be necessary for the tour to end and your group to exit the station. Please keep this in mind when visiting. In the event a crew is called away during your visit, we will be happy to re-schedule your tour for another day. Birthday party groups meeting the age requirement are welcome to tour a fire station as part of their event. We ask that you do not hold party festivities such as cake, ice cream or gifts at the station. To schedule a station tour please call our administrative office during normal business hours at (321) 221-7540. Fire Station Tours for Individuals For small groups of four people or less, you can just stop by your local fire station. If the crew is not busy, they will be happy to show you the station and fire engine. Stations are open to the public each day from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. No special reservation is required for individuals."

Community Outreach

1 week ago

"The department is community-oriented and encourages personnel to be involved in community activities both on-duty and off-duty. In promoting this policy, the departments’ labor organization, Rockledge Professional Firefighters Association and the department administration have collaborated on various levels. Some of the outreach activities include: Annual Christmas programs Annual July 4th Community Picnic Fire Department open house and demonstrations Halloween candy distribution United Way Feed and Read Program Additional Activities Of course, the above items are typically annual events for our department and its members, but we're also involved in other activities such as: Fire safety educational programs (elementary schools and day care centers) Mentor programs Ride-along programs Street and block parties Other special opportunities If you are having a special event and would like to see about having the Fire Department attend or participate please feel free to give us a call at our administrative office (321) 221-7540 and we will be happy to try and accommodate your request."

City Clerk & Public Relations Officer

1 week ago

"RECORDS CUSTODIAN PRIMARY CONTACT INFORMATION City Clerk 321.221.7540, Opt. 1 Email Rockledge City Hall 1600 Huntington Lane Rockledge, FL 32955 The Office of the City Clerk is the most tenured office of municipal government and is a service department to which the mayor, council, city manager, and departments of the government, as well as the general public, look for information regarding the operations of the city. The following encompass the duties of the City Clerk, who also serves as the City's Public Relations Officer: As Administrator to the City Council - Statutory Duties - Serve as liaison between the public and the mayor and council - Administer and record oaths of office for council and other sworn officers of the city - Prepare and maintain custody of all official city records and files - Write, record, file, and advertise ordinances, resolutions, and notices of public hearings - Record official minutes of the council - Serve as parliamentarian - Prepare city council meeting agendas As Public Relations Officer - Oversee all public relations and communications, both internal and external - Draft city-related correspondence, including press releases, media advisories, and constituent responses - Interact with the media - Maintain the city's website - Serve as social media manager - Design marketing materials and advertisements As Administrator of the Municipal Corporation - Maintain custody of the municipal seal - Maintain receipt of service, legal documents and contracts - Maintain the city charter, city codes and land development regulations - Sign and seal official documents As Election Official - Certify vacancies existing on the local level - Coordinate voter registration activities with county election officials - Furnish and receive qualifying materials for local elections - Maintain receipt of election results - Provide layout of local election ballot - Receive and maintain candidate records - Qualify candidates during the candidate-qualifying period - Accept candidate campaign expense reports Other General Duties - Receive and process applications for volunteer boards and committees - Receive and process public information and public records requests - Provide notary services"

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