The Brief
- First responders and local families gathered Sunday at Raymond James Stadium for hands-on activities at the annual community event.
- Children explored emergency vehicles, climbed through an obstacle course and met first responders in a relaxed setting outside of critical calls.
- Organizers designed the free gathering to build positive neighborhood relationships and help young residents see emergency workers as trusted allies.
TAMPA, Fla. – Local emergency crews welcomed children and families to Raymond James Stadium on Sunday for the fourth annual First Responders Family Fun Day, bridging the gap between neighborhood youth and community personnel.
Tampa first responders family day
What we know:
Emergency personnel from multiple agencies set up interactive displays across the stadium grounds to give children direct access to service equipment. Visitors explored emergency vehicles, climbed inside a fire truck and participated in activities ranging from a bounce house to a pumpkin patch.
The event featured a specialized firefighter obstacle course and a helicopter display.…