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Safety Town Trick or Treat
Safety Town's Annual Trick or Treat will be held Saturday, October 25th from 11a - 3p. This event offers a great opportunity for children ages 2-10 to enjoy the fun & friendship of trick or treating in a safe environment. A short lesson will be taught by the Naperville Police Department.
All children who attend should be dressed in Halloween costumes and ready to have a great time. The cost is $1 per child, plus a non-perishable food donation for Loaves and Fishes food pantry in Naperville.
This is a cooperative effort between the Naperville Junior Woman's Club and Naperville Police Department, teen volunteers, and our corporate sponsors, including Learning Express.
For Teen Volunteer info, please click here.
Programs for Scouts at Safety Town
Brownie Girl Scout Troops and Wolf Cub Scout Dens are invited to participate in the "Scouts Play it Safe" program sponsored by NJWC, the Naperville Police Department, and the Naperville Fire Department. The program will provide an overview of pedestrian, bicycle and fire safety, how and when to call 911, and how to handle strangers. Please view the registration form for more specific information.
"Scouts Play It Safe" Registration Form
Bear Cub Scout Dens are invited to participate in "CSI - Cub Scouts Investigate" sponsored by NJWC and the Naperville Police Department. The program will concetrate on crime awareness and prevention. Please view the registration form for more specific information.
"CSI - Cub Scouts Investigate" Registration Form
Our
Summer Program
The largest program at Safety Town is the Summer Program. During the Safety Town Summer Program, five & six year olds attend a week long program taught by the Naperville Police and Fire Departments, I-Search, Operation Lifesaver, and other community groups in addition to the NJWC volunteers. The program introduces pedestrian, bike, fire, railroad, bus, animal, water, and personal safety. During the week, the children have the opportunity to make real-time 911 calls, participate in a fire evacuation drill and practice pedestrian safety and traffic hand signals as they ride special Safety Town vehicles on the streets of Safety Town. Each summer over 1,700 children graduate from the Safety Town Summer Program.

OPERATION SAFE KIDS at Safety Town Open House
Thanks to everyone who came to OPERATION SAFE KIDS & the Safety Town Open House! We hope you enjoyed your visit to Safety Town!
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A bit of history...
In 1978, the Naperville Junior Woman’s Club (NJWC)
introduced Naperville to a nationwide program called Safety Town.
Thereafter, NJWC coordinated, supervised, and staffed this beneficial
program at temporary locations. In 1993, the Naperville Safety
Town Commission was formed to provide a permanent location for
Safety Town programs. The Safety Town Commission, made up of members
of NJWC and other community leaders, brought Naperville together
to build Safety Town. Located at the corner of River and Aurora
Roads, Safety Town includes a classroom building and a kid-sized
town complete with buildings, streets, a fire safety house, railroad
crossing and traffic signs and signals. The Safety Town facility
was opened in June of 1996.
Safety Town is used
throughout the year for various safety and health related programs
tailored to different age groups. These programs include: Scouts
Play It Safe, Scouts First Aid, Baby-sitting Clinics, CPR, Trick
or Treat at Safety Town, Fingerprinting, Keeping Yourself Safe,
WDSRA Safety Town Sessions and Safety Town Mini Sessions. The
programs offered and when varies from year to year. Check this
site for details on what is available and when. In addition, new
programs are in the developmental stage.
Safety
Town Information
For information on upcoming programs at Safety Town, please send and email to safetytown@napervillejuniors.org or call the Safety Town hotline at (630) 369-8400.
| Safety Town Commission |
Permanent Members |
Katherine Seguino (President)
Laura Bugaj
Laurah Georgi
Anita Mraz
Sharon Smith
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| NJWC Active Members |
Deb Hansen
Joelle Janis
Janet Kean
Amanda McGreevy
Heather Queen
Nicole VanPeursem
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Updated:
September 5, 2008
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