Safety was the main priority Saturday afternoon in the parking lot at Western Hills High School during the Frankfort Fire and EMS Fire Prevention Night event.
Frankfort Fire Marshal Matthew Marshall greeted more than 300 guests as they arrived at the event.
Marshall said this was the third year the fire department hosted the event, having to skip 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"I wanted to make it bigger and bring in larger things like the helicopter," Marshall said. "It was cool to see it come in and take it off." Also at the event were fire trucks, police cars, an electrical demonstration and bike and bus safety information. The Franklin County Health Department was there administering COVID-19 vaccines and the Red Cross was there providing signups for smoke detector installations in homes.