Put the Fire Out was the product of GCM games, one of the several creative endeavors of Chief Designer George MacLeman. Created with help and input from his daughters, Jennifer, Sara, and Kate the game was created to honor America's Firefighters including his brother Billy who served as Assistant Chief of the West Shore Fire Department. The game was initially pitched to Milton Bradly but ultimately independently produced and distributed by GCM games as part of a limited production run in 1994.
From the game instructions: Use your Fire Trucks to Put the Fire Out at each Fire Site and then return your Fire Trucks to the Firehouse.
To Put the Fire Out at each Fire Site move Trucks onto the Site. Each Firefighter must move Trucks onto each Site and Put the Fire Out. The first Firefighters to move Trucks onto any Fire Sites do not Put the Fire Out for the other Firefighters in the game. More than one Firefighter can have Trucks on the same Fire Site. You can get on and off a Fire Site only by the connecting space.