For parents and guardians in the Lewisville area grappling with the often-overwhelming challenge of child car safety, the local police department has rolled out a service aimed at ensuring the proper use and installation of child safety seats. In a move that highlights their commitment to community care, the Lewisville Police Department is providing free monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics, where certified technicians offer hands-on help with child safety seats.
The program, which has been shared on the department's social media platforms, is not exclusive to Lewisville residents and workers, but it does require an appointment. According to the Lewisville Police Department's Facebook post, individuals in need of assistance can call 972.219.3668 to schedule a time slot. Furthermore, in addition to ensuring proper installation, the clinic's certified technicians will also verify that the car seat in question is the right fit for the child's size and address any concerns, a dual service that empowers and educates.
This initiative not only prioritizes child safety but exemplifies a proactive step towards preventive public service, a fact that reflects law enforcement's additional role as community caretakers. The monthly clinics are set to take place on the last Monday of each month, with the upcoming session scheduled for November 24. The venue for these clinics is the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, located at 1187 W. Main St., providing a central location for the community to access this vital service.
