Located just 15 miles southeast of the Columbus I-270 outerbelt, Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, OH, is a great place to raise a family. Rolling farmland, the U.S. Rt. 33 business corridor and bypass, and numerous shopping and dining sites give you all the conveniences of the nearby city of Lancaster with the quiet country feel of township living.
2011-2012 FIRE SAFETY POSTER CONTEST WINNER
Congratulations to Collin LaVeck, a six year old first grader in Mrs. Toterhi's class, who was one of two first grade winners in the state, and one of eleven over all. This year 14 posters were selected and submitted to the State Fire Marshal’s Office this year from Bloom Carroll Primary School, one from kindergarten, five from first grade, and four from second grade.
According to Marsha Philips, Central Ohio Region Fire Safety Educator with the Fire Prevention Division of the State Fire Marshal’s Office, the Marshall had over 3500 such submissions to choose from, and Collin was one of two state winners from that group. Collins poster depicts how a family should have an evacuation plan and get out of the house if there is a fire, a very important safety message. Collin was presented with a plaque from our department and a certificate from the Marshals office signed by the fire prevention chief and the fire marshal. He also received a smoke detector, admission and parking passes to this year’s state fair for his whole family, cookies and other goodies, and fire prevention information to share with his classmates. Collin is the second consecutive winner from BC following last year's winner, Jacob Detrick, also from the first grade.
Collins poster and the ten other state winners are posted and can be viewed here.
According to Marsha Philips, Central Ohio Region Fire Safety Educator with the Fire Prevention Division of the State Fire Marshal’s Office, the Marshall had over 3500 such submissions to choose from, and Collin was one of two state winners from that group. Collins poster depicts how a family should have an evacuation plan and get out of the house if there is a fire, a very important safety message. Collin was presented with a plaque from our department and a certificate from the Marshals office signed by the fire prevention chief and the fire marshal. He also received a smoke detector, admission and parking passes to this year’s state fair for his whole family, cookies and other goodies, and fire prevention information to share with his classmates. Collin is the second consecutive winner from BC following last year's winner, Jacob Detrick, also from the first grade.
Collins poster and the ten other state winners are posted and can be viewed here.
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