Children’s Public Safety Village
Since 1994, the Children’s Safety Village of Central Florida has kept the community informed and youngsters’ safe through its various unique and innovative programs. This summer, why not take the kids...
View ArticleKeeping 56,000 Safe
Most people can handle keeping themselves safe, relatively speaking anyway. Others take on the safety of their spouse, children and maybe a pet or two. Still, others take on the safety of about 56,000...
View ArticleTeen Hit by SUV in Avalon Park Still Recovering in Hospital
A 14-year-old freshman at Timber Creek High School was in critical condition after being hit by a sport utility vehicle while walking to her school-bus stop on Wednesday, March 19. As of this writing,...
View ArticleTips to Keep Your Child Safe on Social Media
As much as it pains me to admit this, the Internet rules my life. I pay my bills online, I keep up with my family via social media and I even go as far as deciding what gym location I will go to based...
View ArticleWhat You Should Know About Upcoming Roadway Lighting Projects in East Orlando
With the recent pedestrian and vehicle vs. vehicle accidents plaguing East Orange County roads, Commissioner Jennifer Thompson has reached out to Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs and asked the Mayor’s...
View Article‘Crime of Opportunity’ Explodes in East Orlando
East Orlando has seen an “explosion of auto invite-ins,” says Orange County Sheriffs Office Sector 2 Capt. Brett Meade, where the victim leaves their vehicle doors unlocked and their valuables are...
View Article6 Common Sense Safety Tips
Picture a beautiful, sunny Saturday afternoon. You decide to mow the lawn and listen to your pop playlist on your iPod (we won’t judge). You get the mower out, leave the garage door open and start...
View ArticleOrlando Leads Country in Pedestrian Deaths
Look twice before crossing the road. And then look again. With metro Orlando ranking first nationally for pedestrian deaths according to Transportation for America, one could say walking in this...
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