Child Passenger Safety (CPS) technicians and instructors use their knowledge and expertise at a variety of community-based activities, such as child safety seat checks, where parents and caregivers receive education and hands-on assistance. They also keep up to date on the latest technical information about child passenger safety through seminars and other continuing education opportunities. All CPS technicians and instructors must take and pass the CPS Certification Course.

Car Seat Education Classes are scheduled on the first Thursday of each month. Volunteers can also support the community assistance team.

A firefighter chaplain serves as a support system for fire responders in times of crisis. They represent all faiths and are fully certified, some holding degrees or certifications in mental health treatment.

Often, firefighters feel reluctant to address their trauma with a psychologist or another mental health professional in a formal environment. Similar to peer support programs, chaplains can be helpful in these cases, since they offer a more informal source of support for the affected firefighter.

Fire department chaplains have a range of responsibilities that vary. In addition to supporting firefighters struggling with issues such as burnout, stress, or trauma, some chaplains also assist families during an incident.