Chittenden County-Shelburne

The Shelburne Fire Department has been serving the community of Shelburne, Vermont since 1941, providing essential fire suppression, heavy marine rescue, and hazmat control services. With a dedicated team of approximately 30 members, they respond to an average of nearly 300 emergencies each year, while also prioritizing public safety through education and fire prevention. As a vital part of the community, the Shelburne Fire Department encourages residents to join them in being part of something bigger, fostering connections and making a difference. They also offer resources such as burn permits, Knox Boxes for secure key storage, and mailbox signs to aid in emergency response. By supporting the Shelburne Firefighters Association, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, individuals can contribute to the acquisition of life-saving equipment and activities that go beyond the town's responsibilities.Generated from the website

Child Lures Prevention was an organization dedicated to providing sexual abuse prevention programs for children and teens from PreK through 12th grade. Their curricula, such as Think First Stay Safe and Teen Lures TV Newscast, aimed to educate young people about personal safety and the prevention of abuse. However, Child Lures Ltd. permanently closed its doors on December 31, 2024, and will no longer support its educational programs or provide insurance coverage related to them. The organization expressed gratitude for the support from child advocates and organizations over its four decades of service in promoting the safety and well-being of children and teens. Generated from the website