Blue light day in Offenbach: volunteers and security in focus!

Blue light day in Offenbach: volunteers and security in focus!

Last Saturday, Aliceplatz in Offenbach turned into a lively center of exchange and the Enlightenment. The so -called "blue light day" offered the residents the opportunity to take a closer look at the various activities of the fire brigade, police and emergency services. This event was organized by the city of Offenbach in cooperation with several organizations, including the fire brigade, the volunteer fire brigade, various aid services and the police.

The event was not only an information event, but also a platform for prevention work to raise awareness in the community. Visitors had the opportunity to experience emergency vehicles up close and learn more about the techniques used. The topics included fire protection and the "Violence - see - help" initiative, which aimed at preventive measures.

Commitment of the volunteers.

The Mayor of Offenbach, Dr. Felix Schwenke. "The blue light day was an excellent opportunity to get to know the people behind the uniforms and the multitude of their tasks better," he said in his speech. Schwenke emphasized the invaluable value of the volunteering office, emphasized the importance of the many volunteers and confirmed that their commitment in emergency care deserves the highestal reputation: "This effort deserves all of our recognition and respect."

The event also represented an important factor in public relations. Sustainable prevention measures were a central part of the day. Paul-Gerhard Weiß, head of the head, confirmed the importance of such actions and explained: "Preventive measures and consultations are the key to the security of our community."

An experience for the whole family

The event was not only informative, but also entertaining. A diverse program ensured that something was offered for all age groups. Visitors were not only able to visit information stands, but also visited emergency vehicles and even take a seat on driver seats. This attracted a lot of enthusiastic attention in both children and adults.

At the end of the event, Mayor Schwenke again asked for applause for all the suppliers, and the head of the head emphasized that the blue light organizations represent an indispensable pillar of our society. "We must continue to ensure that enough young people will always be won over to the auxiliary services," added Schwenke, making it clear that events like this not only serve to provide information, but also represent a valuable opportunity to promote interest in honorary offices.