Car Seat Check Station
Did you know, 8 out of 10 car seats are installed incorrectly? A properly restrained child increases life safety in the event of a collision. If you have questions about car seat checks, please contact Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062. Download brochure (134k PDF)

Ski/Snowboard Helmets
We can provide you with a properly fitted ski/snowboard helmet for $25. Sizes are Small, Medium, & Large. Please contact Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062, if you'd like to set up an appointment.

Blood Pressure Checks
You are welcome to stop by Station 81 or Station 82 anytime.  As long as crews are available they are happy to take your blood pressure for you!

Station Tours
If you are interested in setting up a station tour, please contact Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062.

Bike Helmets
We can provide you with a properly fitted bike helmet for $10.  Please contact Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062, if you'd like to set up an appointment.

Smoke Detectors
Does your home have working smoke detectors in all bedrooms?  Feel free to call Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062 for further information.

Reflective Address Signs
Is your home address easily visible from the road?  Don't wait until an emergency to find out!  Visit www.safetyhomeaddress.com to purchase a sign at a reasonable price.  Feel free to contact Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062 for further information.

Life Jacket Loaner Program: “GREAT SUCCESS”
Lake Stevens Fire is a member of the Snohomish County Safe Kids Coalition out of Providence Medical Center in Everett. The county coalition is structured after the National Safe Kids. One of the focuses for injury prevention is the proper use of Life Jackets for Water Safety. Lake Stevens Fire has implemented a “Life Jacket Loaner Program” at Wyatt Park in Lake Stevens. Other sites doing the same in the county are Martha Lake, Silver Lake, Gisberg Ponds, and Kayak Point. These programs are being well received and life jackets are being used on a consistent basis.

Park Rangers are assisting with the program by opening and closing the storage bins each day. As a life jacket is borrowed, citizens are asked to fill out a liability release form (once is required for the season), write in date and size borrowed that day on log sheet, and return jacket to cabinet by 7 p.m. that evening.

This program was patterned after a similar program in place in King County. So far the program has been met with great success. Thank you citizens for helping to sustain a vital prevention program.

Please direct any questions about Safe Kids to Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425.212.3062.