After a few radio interviews, me meeting Alan Harris, the Chief Administrator for the Office of Emergency Management for Seminole County, Florida for the first time.Photo: Jack Bradshaw
The Fire Department's ladder truck is always a big hit with the kids. Just remember, if you work on the 4th floor or higher, that ladder ain't reachin' ya!Photo: Jack Bradshaw
It was more than trucks, both Advent Health and Orlando Health had their helicopters on display.Photo: Jack Bradshaw
Our friends at Seminole County Emergency Management had plenty of great info and giveaways for attendees.Photo: Jack Bradshaw
Some great reminders from the people to manage the sewers in the county.Photo: Jack Bradshaw
Boys and Girls, this is why we do not pour grease down the drain. (I did not know cottage cheese was bad too)Photo: Jack Bradshaw
Our "friends" from FPL took time away from screwing over Florida homeowners with rooftop solar systems to send a truck to the event.
Many kids were at the event and Mr. Turtle here was quite popular with the younger attendees. Photo: Jack Bradshaw
I got a lollipop! Thanks to me event neighbor Lieutenant Omar Lugo who gave me a hand setting up my tent, but also a treat for being well behaved on the day.Photo: Jack Bradshaw
Overall it was a great event, approximately 9,000 people attended and the weather was perfect. Be sure to check out the 2023 Touch a Truck event! Peace!Photo: Jack Bradshaw