Traumaroo the Kangaroo, a mascot for the American Medical Response Ambulance Service visits with Sunnyvale resident Matthew Brunkhorst, 18 months, at the first annual Child Safety Fair on Aug. 25
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Watchful Eyes
First annual safety fair in Cupertino brings out the parents and children
Photographs by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Bonnie Gradstein, coordinator of Safekids Firearms Safety Committee, shows off a gun lock that can be used for semi-automatics, revolvers, shotguns, and rifles. The locks are being given out for free and are available at any sheriff substation in San Mateo and Santa Clara County.
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Children crawl on their hands and knees to escape imaginary smoke during a S.A.F.E. House tour.
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Cupertino resident Lauryn Kistner, 9, is fitted for a new, free bicycle helmet by Bob Hopkins, left, and Vivian Lock, both with the De Anza Optimist club. The helmets were donations from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department and given out at a booth run by the Cupertino and De Anza Optimist clubs. Approximately 150-200 helmets were given out at the Fair.
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Amarjeet Rai, center, a volunteer child passenger safety technician for the San Jose Police Department, goes over the correct way of tethering down a child seat with Jeff and Brigitte Patrignani of Santa Clara. The Patrignani's were one of the few family's that had their child seat installed properly before having it inspected at the Child Safety Fair in Cupertino.
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Firefighter/Engineer Lesley Hodges leads a Kids S.A.F.E. House tour. The S.A.F.E. House is one of two trailers in the county that has been specially modifed for teaching children safety and fire precaution.
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