Crime & Safety
West Hartford Car Seat Clinics May Save Your Child's Life
The West Hartford school system and police department are hosting two car-seat safety clinics this week at local schools.
WEST HARTFORD, CT — Local police and the school system this week are hosting two special events designed to address how folks transport their most precious cargo — their children.
National Child Passenger Safety Week is this week, Sept. 15-21, with the West Hartford Police Department hosting two car seat checkup events.
This is where parents can work with a certified car seat technician to learn how to install their car seat correctly.
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The clinics are:
• Wednesday, Sept. 18, Aiken Elementary School, 212 King Philip Drive, West Hartford, 9 a.m. to noon.
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• Thursday, Sept. 19, Wolcott Elementary School, 71 Wolcott Road, West Hartford, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
In addition, those requiring a child car seat but are struggling financially can contact the West Hartford School System's home-to-school coordinator, Amanda Goeller, for help.
For more information on car seats and/or the two car seat clinic events, contact West Hartford Public Schools Home-to-School Liaison Amanda Goeller at 860-480-3332 or amanda_goeller@whps.org.
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