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TODAY IS NATIONAL SEAT CHECK SATURDAY 🤝 Child Passenger Safety Week concludes today with a reminder to take another look at your child’s car seat or booster seat. Check the installation. Check the harness. Check your child’s height and weight against the manufacturer’s require...
TAKE 60 SECONDS AND CHECK THE SEAT. Before your next trip, take a quick look at your child’s car seat. Ask yourself: Is the car seat securely installed? Is the harness snug against the child? Are the harness straps positioned correctly? Is the chest clip properly positioned? H...
IS YOUR CHILD READY TO RIDE WITHOUT A BOOSTER? Moving a child out of a booster seat too early can result in an adult seat belt fitting incorrectly. A properly fitting seat belt should generally: Cross the upper thighs rather than the stomach. Fit snugly across the shoulder and...
DO YOU KNOW ARIZONA’S CHILD-RESTRAINT LAW? Arizona law requires children under 5 years old to be properly secured in a child-restraint system. Children who are at least 5 years old but under 8 years old and are 4 feet 9 inches tall or shorter must also be secured in an appropr...
IS YOUR CHILD’S CAR SEAT INSTALLED CORRECTLY? You may be surprised. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that approximately 46% of car seats are installed incorrectly. A child safety seat can provide its best protection only when it is appropriate for t...
ONE SIZE DOESN’T FIT ALL. As children grow, their passenger-safety needs change. Children generally progress through several stages: Rear-Facing Car Seat → Forward-Facing Car Seat → Booster Seat → Seat Belt Parents and caregivers should select a seat based on the child’s age a...
CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY WEEK BEGINS TODAY September 20–26 is National Child Passenger Safety Week. Is your child’s car seat the right seat for their age and size? More importantly — is it installed and being used correctly? Throughout the week, the Payson Police Department will...
**UPDATE** The bee swarm has been safely addressed with the help of a local pest control company. The company identified the swarm as a non-native, invasive species that can threaten our local bee populations. For the safety of the community and protection of nati...
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