Safety Town is a summer preschool program hosted by the UA Police Division that teaches children all aspects of child safety. Founded in 1971, approximately 400 children attend Safety Town each year, learning how to make wise decisions in potentially dangerous situations, and how to handle emergencies in their young lives. Students learn about pedestrian and traffic safety by tricycling about a miniature village, complete with streets, sidewalks, buildings, stop signs and a working traffic signal. Additional instruction is provided on fire prevention, school bus safety, poison/substance avoidance, animal safety, personal safety, and water safety. Children entering kindergarten and first grade are eligible for the program but must be five years of age prior to September 30, 2022.

2025 Safety Town Dates

A total of eight Safety Town sessions will be offered in 2025 at Greensview Elementary School per the following schedule:

• 9 am-Noon or 1-4 pm, June 9-13
• 9 am-Noon or 1-4 pm, June 23-27
• 9 am-Noon or 1-4 pm, July 7-11
• 9 am-Noon or 1-4 pm, July 14-18

Registration

Costing $125 per child, Safety Town registration is run through UA Parks & Rec, with enrollees accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, with classes typically filling quickly. CLICK HERE for more information and to register.

It’s advisable to make sure that your online account with UA Parks & Recreation is accurate and that your username and password work prior to the start of registration, at parks.uaoh.net.

If there is a specific session you wish to enroll your child in, it is advisable to register as soon as possible to receive priority placement.