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Child’s Play by the Bay holds emergency vehicle day
Happy to join their friends on the Lewes Fire Department fire truck are (l-r) Zoe Miller, Nico Capobianco, Oliver Sechler, Anya Murukutla, Caroline Feist and Keller Makowski.
November 23, 2017
Zoe Ryan peeks around the corner inside the Lewes Fire Department fire truck in her Halloween cat costume.
Wearing their Halloween costumes, (l-r) Ben Adkins, Aiden Veith, Ella Evans take a tour of the Lewes Fire Department’s ambulance.
Caroline Feist takes a seat in the Sussex County Paramedics vehicle with help from paramedic Jordan Dattoli.
A Sussex County Paramedics employee shows the supplies he works with to (l-r) Aiden Veith, Caroline Feist, Ben Adkins and Charlie Ginion and their friends.
Penny gets her reward for searching out a hidden explosive training device for Master Cpl. Jason Stow with the Capitol Police.
Ben Lewis, a Lewes Fire Department firefighter and EMT, dons his gear and shows the children that he is their friend. Accepting his friendship with a high five are Anya Murukutla, Alessia Retzlaff, Navya Desai, Caroline Feist and Harper Serman.
The children watch a K-9 demonstration by the Delaware State Police. Taking the bite from Oki, handled by Cpl. Chris Middendorf, is Detective Troy Ralson
Child’s Play by the Bay held an emergency vehicle day at its center Oct. 31. Emergency vehicles and personnel from the Lewes Fire Department, the Sussex County Paramedics and the Delaware State Police K-9 units were on hand to talk to the children, show their vehicles and put on demonstrations.
