Safety Town of Santa Barbara County is planning to offer eight weekly camp sessions in summer 2022. We are coordinating closely with the school districts to assess the viability of the program during the current public health crisis and will update this notice as the situation changes. Currently, we are in a "wait and see'" mode and expect to determine the summer schedule by March 15, 2022.
Due to COVID-19 public health concerns and safety for our program, we canceled our summer camps in both 2020 and 2021. This summer, we hope that Safety Town can offer our popular program once again. In addition to our sessions for pre- and post-kindergarten age students, we are planning a specific program to accommodate those students who registered for the canceled summer 2020 sessions.
Updated January 10, 2022
Safety Town is a fun summer
program specifically designed to teach basic safety skills to children
entering kindergarten in the fall, or those just completing kindergarten. This
unique program has served children in Santa Barbara County for over 45 years.
About Safety Town
Through multimedia, songs, and guest visits, the Safety Town program teaches children to evaluate “safe” from “unsafe.” Under the guidance of volunteer youth instructors and credentialed teachers, children practice and experience their lessons in Safety Town, a miniature city layout built to the scale of a small child. Safety Town is a 17.5 hour course (3.5 hours per day, M-F, for 1 week). Topics discussed during the week include pedestrian, earthquake, fire, 9-1-1, bicycle, beach and pool, poisions, strangers, general play, along with personal and home safety. Children are visited by community safety professionals such as police, firefighters, forest rangers, paramedics, water safety professionals, and more. Program includes one off-site field trip, (ride on city bus reserved for Safety Towners only)
We would like to thank the following businesses, organizations and individuals for their past and present support of our program through grants, sponsorships and donations:
City of Goleta, Rotary International of Santa Barbara Sunrise, Towbes Foundation, Nurture Foundation, Wells Fargo Bank, Bull Foundation, Alice Sykes through the United Way Designation, Albertsons - Goleta, Trader Joes, National Charity League, McDonalds Corporation, Taco Bell, Woodstock's Pizza, Kahuna Grill, Anna's Bakery, Susan Schiferl Photography, Clark Motors, Decker Outdoor Corp., Marborg Industries, Montecito Bank and Trust, Venoco Inc., Webster VanValkenburgh - Farmers Insurance, Dr. Steven Mascagno Pediatric Dentistry, McGowan Guntermann CPA, Optimist Club at UCSB, MarVac Electronics, Automotive Technicians Group, Yogurtland, Lens Floor Coverings, SeaEscapes-Vacations on the Beach, EF International Language Centers Santa Barbara, California Retired Teachers Association of Santa Barbara, Sunny Smiles Dentistry, Tammy Dobrotin-State Farm Agent, Parentclick.com, Uncle Chen's Restaurant, Cox Cares Foundation and Goleta City Council.
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Safety Town of Santa Barbara County is a 501(c)(3) independent non- profit agency
Website Updated: January 10, 2022
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