Concerned parents in Lewisville have a resource to ensure their children's safety while on the move. The Lewisville Police Department, cognizant of the complexities that can come with installing a child's car seat, is stepping in to aid the community. In a recent social media post, Lewisville PD announced the continuation of their monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics, a program dedicated to alleviating the anxiety that often accompanies the responsibilities of parenthood.
These clinics are not only a hub for installing new car seats but also stand as a bastion for verifying that children are matched with the proper restraints for their size. Anyone requiring assistance or harboring uncertainties can schedule an appointment by calling 972.219.3668, a number designated for the department's safety program. This service, emphasized to be free, takes place on the last Monday of the month, and appointments are obligatory for those wishing to participate in the clinic. Moreover, the invitation to join is not bound by residency within Lewisville—open arms extend to all who seek assurance in their child's travel safety.
Yet, it is with an eye on the inexorable march of progress that the clinic finds itself at a new location. Due to the ongoing construction of the impending Tittle McFadden Public Safety Building, participants are redirected to the proximate haven of Lewisville Fire Station 3, situated at 500 W. Round Grove Rd. The upcoming clinic is scheduled for June 30, and prospective attendees are urged to ensure their spots by booking in advance, echoing the requirement of preparatory steps.
