Youth fire brigade Lauterbach-Ost: Experience 48 hours of fire brigade up close!

Youth fire brigade Lauterbach-Ost: Experience 48 hours of fire brigade up close!

The Youth Fire Brigade Lauterbach-Ost is in the starting blocks for their highly expected professional fire brigade day, which will take place from Friday, July 11, 2025 to Sunday, July 13, 2025. On this special weekend, the young people can get a realistic insight into the everyday life of professional fire brigades. The event includes a 48-hour exercise service in which various operational exercises are carried out, partly also using special signals. Vogelsberger Zeitung reports that the population, especially in the districts of Maar and Wernges, is asked to understand the possibly higher operations.

A professional fire brigade day is more than just a game. It simulates the end of the service of a real fire brigade and offers young people the opportunity to gain valuable experience. When planning such events, however, you need staying power: on average, about six months have to be planned for the organization. Important aspects are the clarification of appointments, the location, the number of participants and the equipment with suitable vehicles and materials. [Fire Brigade Magazin] (https://www.feuerwehrmagazin.de/wissen/ein-konufsfeuerwehrtag-ge-der-der-fire brigade-65552) explains that safety precautions are also of great importance for exercises in road traffic.

A look at the event

The young people are divided into different scenarios and experience what it means to be in use. Possibilities range from combating a garbage container fire to searching for missing people. The exercise ideas are diverse and make a significant contribution to the fact that the participants deepen fire department knowledge and at the same time have a lot of fun. Fire Brigade Deggendorf emphasizes that even a decent piece of food should not be missing-a fact that is important for the motivation of the young emergency services.

The Lauterbach volunteer fire brigade is not a professional fire brigade, but the emergency services tirelessly do voluntary work in order to be there for the general public. These services consume time that the firefighters often have to tear out of their everyday life. It is all the more important that young people also have access to this valuable work.

members wanted

Another aspect that should not go unmentioned: The Lauterbach volunteer fire brigade is looking for new members for active operations. There may be young talents among the participants who want to get involved in volunteer work. The opportunity to help actively and at the same time acquire valuable knowledge could be an exciting challenge for many.

Overall, the professional fire brigade day promises to become an exciting and educational event that strengthens the feeling of belonging and prepares the young people for the next generation of firefighters. Let us support the young people-after all, the future of the fire brigade is in our hands!