Interviews youth and their parents to determine if they need additional help understanding the consequences of playing with fire. Refers children and parents to appropriate services or may schedule youth for multi-session workshop done by department. Workshop teaches the science of fire and its consequences. Participants have homework for the course, and parent involvement is required.

Offers intervention for youth who are firestarters or are believed to be firestarters. Seeks to prevent future fires by helping youth to understand their actions.

Offers fire protection services, emergency medical services, fire inspection, smoke alarms for low-income families, carbon monoxide testing, fire prevention education, and general safety information. Also provides a juvenile firesetters program.

Offers intervention for youth who are firestarters or believed to be firestarters. Seeks to prevent future fires by talking to youth and helping them understand the consequences of their actions.

Offers fire protection services, emergency medical services, fire inspection, smoke alarms for low-income families, carbon monoxide testing, fire prevention education, and general safety information. Also provides a juvenile firesetters program.

Offers intervention for youth who are firestarters or are believed to be firestarters. Seeks to prevent future fires by helping them to understand the impact of their actions.

Offers intervention for youth who are fire-starters or believed to be fire-starters. Seeks to prevent future fires by helping youth understand the consequences of their actions. Requires the participation of parents.

Offers intervention for youth who are firestarters or believed to be firestarters. Seeks to prevent future fires by helping youth understand the consequences of their actions. Requires parent participation.

Provides fire services for the city of Mount Vernon. Juvenile Fire Setters Program is a program sponsored by fire department that is aimed at youths (5-18) who demonstrate a tendency for playing with fire. Program is comprised of representatives from the MVFD, MV City Schools, Knox County Children's Services, and ER staff from Knox Community Hospital (referral required).

Offers fire protection services, emergency medical services, fire inspection, smoke alarms for low-income families, carbon monoxide testing, fire prevention education, and general safety information. Also provides a juvenile firesetters program.

Provides education through a series of videos, games, lectures, discussions, and other activities to children who engage in some form of firesetting activity. Conveys the three (3) P’s of fire safety: Prevention, Protection and Persuasion.

Provides intervention for youth who are firestarters or who are believed to be firestarters. Seeks to prevent future fires by interviewing referred youth and helping them to understand their actions. Provides information about this subject to interested persons.

Interviews youth and their parents to determine if they need additional help understanding the consequences of playing with fire. Refers children and parents to appropriate services or may schedule youth for multi-session workshop done by department. Workshop teaches the science of fire and its consequences. Participants have homework for the course, and parent involvement is required.