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Safety Day July 12, 2025 with Lake Forest Park Police Department

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Scheduled for July 12, 2025, from 10 AM to 12 PM, Safety Day will take place at Lake Forest Park City Hall. The event offers free helmets and life jackets, along with popular activities such as a bounce house and Noodle Wash. An enhanced bike safety course will educate participants on safe cycling practices. Event organizers will unveil exciting mystery attractions to add an element of surprise. Live music and support from new sponsors will enhance the festive atmosphere.

This initiative underscores the community's dedication to safety and engagement. Safety Day not only entertains but also aims to foster meaningful connections among residents. The Lake Forest Park Police Department encourages families to participate in this enriching experience.

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