The Culver Union Township Public Library will host a special fire training program to children in the community on Saturday, July 23rd at 10:30 in the morning.
The Kasey Program is a philanthropic organization established in 1995 to bring fire and life safety skills to children of all ages in a fun and memorable way.
The program is sponsored by Koorsen Fire & Security and is run by retired fire fighter, Jeff Owens. With the use of black Labrador Retrievers, talented song writing, and guitar-playing fire fighter, Jeff Owens uses song and demonstration to inspire audiences of all ages to learn and retain important fire safety tips and lifesaving skills. The program reaches roughly 400,000 children each year and has been accredited to saving at least 12 lives since it was founded.
The Culver library’s street address is 107 North Main Street in Culver and this program is free and open to the public.
