The ATVFD 2027 Coloring Book.
Fire safety your kids will remember, the town they love, and a whole year of family fun. Free, starting January 2027.
Color every page. Practice every rule.
Safety lessons that end up on the fridge.
Kids learn best when they're having fun. Our 2027 coloring book turns real firefighter lessons into pages they'll want to finish: escape plans, farm safety, when to call 911, and a safety habit for every month of the year.
It's also a love letter to Abington Township, with our schools, our farms, our trucks and the neighbors who make this community home.
For families & neighbors
Explore the pages, practice fire safety and find a copy for your family.
Get a free copyFor businesses & partners
Ask about being featured in the book or explore Hat Fund sponsorship tiers.
Explore sponsorshipFor individual supporters
Support the volunteers through the Hat Fund, without choosing a business sponsorship.
Give to the Hat FundTurn the pages.
Call 911 for emergencies.
Fire, sickness or a crash: kids learn when and how to get help.
Your firefighters, your neighbors.
The people who answer the call are the same faces you see around town.
Free for every family. Here's where to find one.
Community events
Look for our table at the Firefighters Ball, parades, the county fair and more.
Schools
We'll bring books into local classrooms with our safety visits.
Hospitals
A little comfort and a lot of color for kids during a tough day.
The fire station
Stop by 4618 Potter Shop Rd and pick yours up. Ask a firefighter to sign it!
Grab your copy early in the year so you and your family won't miss a beat, from January's gear checklist all the way to the Christmas Parade.
Get your copy
Print it yourself, or pick one up free.
Print at home · $3.50
The printable edition is coming soon. Online purchases and downloads are not available yet.
Ask about the printable editionNo payment is taken. Contact us about reserving a copy.Free at the station
Swing by 4618 Potter Shop Rd, Centerville and get your printed copy free — ask a firefighter to sign it.
Individual page downloads are coming soon. See the page previews ↑
Five lessons to practice together.
Call 911
Teach kids your address and to call 911 for fire, crashes or someone who is badly hurt.
Stop, drop and roll
If clothes catch fire: stop, drop to the ground, cover your face and roll.
Smoke alarms
Test alarms every month and replace batteries at least once a year.
Escape plan
Know two ways out of every room and pick a meeting spot outside.
Farm safety
Stay clear of moving equipment, grain bins and hay storage.