On Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, the Idyllwild Fire Prevention District will be hosting an open house to celebrate Fire Prevention Week.

The hours of the open house are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Members of the Idyllwild Fire career staff and volunteer company will be present to give station and equipment tours and answer any questions the public may have about Fire Prevention Week or the services the IFPD provides.

Representatives from other area agencies will also be present to greet the public and answer any questions about the services they provide to Idyllwild and the surrounding communities.

Big Dev’s BBQ will be serving up his tasty BBQ meals for purchase. Please come out and meet the members of your fire department.

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