Metro Fire with support from sponsors and Rancho Cordova’s Community Enhancement Fund, are proud to welcome the public to a free family event at Sacramento Children’s Museum to kick off Fire Prevention Week! Night at the Museum will take place on Monday, October 7, 2024 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. We will have interactive fire safety stations, visitors can learn about home escape planning, and there will be fire safety games, activities, and giveaways. RSVP here!

Questions? Email communityservices@metrofire.ca.gov

 

 Hey Kids,

Welcome to this page, made just for you.  Explore these pages to learn more about fire safety and some of the other programs we offer.  You can print out the coloring book or activity pages and watch cool videos that include adventures with our friend, Captain Parker.  If you have questions, talk to an adult at home or feel free to email us any questions you have, we love answering questions and helping out! 

Dear Parents,

You have an important role in teaching children about fire safety.  This information gives children valuable fire safety and prevention tips.  To help your child become more aware of the information, we encourage you talk to them about what they learn in our For Kids section. 

 

On the Way! Safe Travel Tips for Everyone

 Whether you're walking, biking, driving, or using other forms of transportation, safety starts with making smart choices every day. Through funding provided by Sacramento County's CalFresh Healthy Living Program, a series of educational videos has been developed to help community members safely navigate our roads, sidewalks, and trails.

The "On the Way!" video series provides practical safety tips for people of all ages and includes:

 Safe Walking Tips

Safe Biking Tips

Safe Driving Tips

View the video series here: bit.ly/OTWSafeTips

The videos are available for schools, community organizations, and agencies to share through educational programs, websites, newsletters, and social media platforms. To ensure consistent messaging, please share the videos in their original format, without edits.

To make these resources accessible to more community members, translated closed captions are available in Spanish, Hmong, Pashto, and Russian.

We encourage you to explore these valuable safety resources and help spread the message of safe travel throughout Sacramento County.