Jena, 01.09.2026 – The Zwätzen Volunteer Fire Department is hosting an information and safety day this afternoon. Under the motto “Safety in Everyday Life and at Home,” various stakeholders are providing information on important precautionary measures.
- What: Safety Day with consultations on everyday safety, first aid, and emergency preparedness
- When: Tuesday, September 1, 2026, 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Where: Freiwillige Feuerwehr Zwätzen, Am Egelsee 9, 07743 Jena
- Admission: Free
Schedule and practical tips for visitors
From 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, interested parties have the opportunity to obtain comprehensive information on the fire department grounds. The program covers a wide range of topics:
- Safety in everyday life and at home, as well as preparedness and self-defense
- First aid, home emergency call systems, and visiting services
- Health, housing, and practical heat protection
- Technology, the internet, and safe smartphone usage
Numerous local institutions and associations, including the German Red Cross (DRK), the Jena Police, the Senior Advisory Council, as well as various specialist agencies and local district councils, will be available as points of contact.
Important note regarding arrival via public transport
Visitors should note that there are no parking spaces available directly on the event grounds. Traveling by public transport is therefore strongly recommended. From the Löbstedt stop (accessible via tram line 1 in the direction of Zwätzen), it is only about a 300-meter walk to the fire department grounds at Am Egelsee 9.
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Compact first-aid kit for the household
Well-equipped for emergencies at home and on the go.
Background: Prevention in the neighborhood
Events focusing on everyday safety and prevention are specifically aimed at citizens of all age groups to raise awareness of potential hazards within their own four walls. The collaboration between various municipal actors, aid organizations, and volunteers strengthens neighborhood support and individual preparedness in the district.
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