The event, which will be held on Saturday, August 23, from 11am to 4pm, is set to feature live demonstrations and family-friendly activities.
Visitors can expect to witness live chip pan, safe working at height and hose running demonstrations.
There will also be face painting, a firefighter dunk tank, a bouncy castle, a charity raffle and tombola, and a display of Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) heritage vehicles.
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Councillor Lawrence O’Neill, Kilpatrick ward, said: “I’m absolutely delighted to see Clydebank Fire Station hosting an open day.
“It’s a fantastic opportunity to educate both children and adults alike, while having fun at the same time.”
The event aims to highlight the vital role played by the fire service in the community.
According to a recent housing and communities committee meeting, the fire service attended 450 incidents between April and June, including 245 fires and 54 non-fire emergencies such as car accidents.
Firefighters rescued 15 people during that period.
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Councillor William Rooney said: “We’re incredibly fortunate to have a fire station right on our doorstep, and it’s wonderful to see them play such an integral role in our communities.
“They work tirelessly to keep us safe, and we owe them our deepest gratitude.
“Every single day, they save lives.
“We may admire superheroes on the big screen during summer blockbuster season – but these are the real heroes among us.”