Free kids safety day scheduled Thursday at Jamestown Civic Center
Families can bring children up to age 12 to a free, interactive safety day Thursday at the Jamestown Civic Center. Central Valley Health District says it runs 9 a.m. to noon.
Jamestown families can spend Thursday morning on a free safety refresher for children up to age 12 at the Jamestown Civic Center, where Central Valley Health District is promoting Kids Safety Day as an interactive experience. The event is set for July 23, 2026, from 9 a.m. to noon, giving parents a chance to review safety basics with kids before school routines fully settle in.
Central Valley Health District says the program is designed as a community setting for families and children, and the Civic Center location puts it in the middle of Jamestown’s public gathering space. Jamestown Parks and Recreation also has an event listing tied to Kids Safety Day, underscoring that this is a broad community effort rather than a single-agency presentation.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol has also promoted a Kids Safety Day in Jamestown, adding another public safety name to the event’s footprint. That matters for families looking for a practical outing: the day is free, it is open to younger children, and it is built around hands-on learning rather than a sit-down lecture.
The timing makes it especially useful for Stutsman County parents trying to squeeze in one more safety check before the school year starts. A morning slot at the Jamestown Civic Center allows families to stop in, pick up safety reminders, and bring home ideas they can use right away around the house, in the car, and on the walk to school.
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