Georgetown Fire Department holds parade for Fire Prevention Month

The Georgetown Fire Department held a parade as part of Fire Prevention Month, according to a report from WKYT.

Organizers used the event to give community members a chance to meet Georgetown’s firefighters and other first responders and to see them in action as they supported public safety outreach during the month-long observance.

Fire Prevention Month is marked nationwide with community education and prevention-focused activities intended to reinforce how residents and families can reduce risks in their homes and neighborhoods, and the parade served as a local version of that effort in Georgetown.

WKYT reported that attendees were able to connect with personnel from the department while the parade format offered an up-close look at the roles first responders play during emergencies.

While details about parade route length, timing, and any specific prevention demonstrations were not included in the published report, the event’s stated purpose centered on community engagement and fire-safety awareness during Fire Prevention Month.

The Georgetown Fire Department’s participation also reflects an ongoing approach to public safety that emphasizes visible outreach alongside routine emergency preparedness and response.