Introduction

• Overview of the event held on May 12, 2025, hosted by FABAG.

• Explanation of the partnership with the City Fire Department, Building and Safety, and Code Enforcement.

• Importance of community engagement in safety education.

  
  

Goals of the Workshop

• Aim to educate participants about building and fire safety at home and in businesses.

• Foster collaboration between community organizations and local government agencies.

• Enhance awareness of safety regulations and best practices.

  
  

Event Highlights

• Details on the number of attendees and community engagement.

• Overview of key topics covered during the workshop.

- Building Codes: Understanding local requirements for construction and renovation.

- Fire Safety: Practical measures for preventing fires and responding effectively.

- Emergency Preparedness: Steps to take during various emergencies at home and work.

Community Impact

• Anecdotes demonstrating the positive responses from participants.

• Feedback collected from attendees regarding the relevance and effectiveness of the information presented.

• Long-term benefits of such educational initiatives for community safety.

  
  

Collaboration and Resources

• Importance of partnerships with local fire and building departments to enhance the workshop's credibility.

• Availability of resources and materials provided to attendees for further learning.

- Brochures and guides on fire safety and building codes.

- Links to online resources for ongoing education.

Future Initiatives

• Plans for additional workshops or follow-up events to continue community education.

• Potential topics for future outreach efforts based on feedback received.

• Encouragement for community members to actively participate and advocate for safety training.

  
  

Conclusion

• Reiteration of the significance of building and fire safety education for all community members.

• Call to action encouraging continued engagement with local safety programs.

• Acknowledgment of the combined efforts of FABAG, the City Fire Department, and Building and Safety teams in promoting safety awareness.