Due to the nature of Safety Town’s lessons campers will build on their learning each day throughout the week, therefore we do not allow individual day registrations. 

Due to the limited number of spots in Safety Town Tualatin we ask that families register their camper(s) for just one of the two sessions. 

We are NOT able to accommodate any BEFORE care.

We are offering to the first 30 people registered and EXTENDED CAMP DAY. This extended day will go from 3:00 – 5:30pm. Any pickups after 5:30pm will be charged at $20 for every 15 minutes. 

Yes! While Safety Town Tualatin is intended to serve campers and families in Tualatin we are also happy to include campers from any of our surrounding areas.

Safety Town Tualatin offers tuition assistance for those financially in need. These arrangements are made on a case-by-case basis as our budget allows. To apply, please complete the application found here. 

The registration costs for Safety Town Tualatin includes all of the following items for each camper

• Daily camp care from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
• Daily lessons & guest speaker presentations about 14 safety topics
• Daily crafts related to safety topics
• Bussing for field trip(s)
• Safety Town Tualatin t-shirt
• Safety Town Tualatin certificate completion 

Campers at Safety Town Tualatin will be overseen by a team of youth counselors, a camp coordinator, a certified camp teacher, and members of the Tualatin Together team. 

Each group of 10-12 campers will have 2 counselors (age 14+) assigned to lead them.

Safety Town Tualatin’s primary goal is to create basic safety habits  and support social skill development for your camper to use at home, school, and/or community spaces. 

• K-2 Topics include: pedestrian, bicycle, vehicle, fire, 911, emergency preparedness, water, animal, playground, poison, personal, electrical, bus, out & about.
• 3-5 Topics include: pedestrian, bicycle, vehicle, fire, 911, staying home alone, weapons, internet/technology, emergency preparedness, drugs and alcohol, poison, personal, conflict management, bus & water.

Campers will be assigned to a small group with 9-11 other campers and led by a team of trained youth counselors (age 14+). In their groups, they will get to be both pedestrians and drivers in our “Safety Town” where they will have hands-on learning about bike and pedestrian safety. Groups will also learn from daily presentations by local experts, such as firefighters and police officers, and even some local field trips where they can practice the safety skills they are learning at camp in the real world. Every day groups will learn with our on-site certified camp teacher as well as complete crafts, play fun games, watch videos, and do whole-group activities related to our topics of the day. Of course, we’ll also have time every day for snacks, lunch, and recess. Topping it all off, our campers will show off what they’ve learned for their friends and families in our Safety Town Closing Ceremony on our final day.

All campers will showcase their safety knowledge for their friends and families in our Safety Town Closing Ceremony on the final day of camp. Look for more information from the Camp Coordinator and your campers counselors throughout their week at camp for more details.

We welcome camper’s with all levels of comfort with first responders, police officers, and/or fire fighters. Please note these concerns in your camper’s registration or email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org  so that we can adequately prepare to support your camper. 

Please note these things where indicated in the registration form. You can also email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org  to share more about your camper’s special needs, allergies and/or medications that will need to be taken during camp so that we can make a plan to accommodate your camper at Safety Town Tualatin. 

Campers SHOULD bring all of the following items with them to camp each day:

• A backpack labeled with their name
• A change of clothes labeled with their name
• Proper-fitting bike helmet labeled with their name
• Nut-free snack labeled with their name 
• Nut-free lunch labeled with their name
• Water bottle labeled with their name
• Any medication that will need to be administered during camp hours labeled with their name and the completed camp medication administration form

Campers SHOULD NOT bring any of the following items with them to camp:

• Toys
• Electronics (including cell phones and smart watches)
• Cash 
• Valuables 
• Bikes or tricycles

Email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org  and we will arrange for a loaner bicycle helmet for your camper during camp.

Email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org  and we will arrange for a snack and/or lunch to be provided for your camper.

Email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org  and we will arrange for a water bottle to be provided for your camper.

All campers must be accompanied into camp each day by a parent/guardian. When you and your camper arrive at camp on the first day we will ask you to confirm some of the information from your registration process: approved pickups, medical and special needs accommodations, and any waivers or permissions still outstanding.

Your camper will receive and be asked to put on their Safety Town Tualatin T-shirt. These shirts are color coded for each group and we ask that campers wear them each day during camp. Once they are ready, your camper will say goodbye to you and walk with one of our counselors to their group’s tent to start the day with a quiet activity that prepares them for the day’s core themes. 

All campers must be checked out each day by an approved person. Whoever is picking up your camper will check in at our registration table and present their identification to confirm they are on the approved pick up list. Once confirmed, they will receive your camper’s pick up token. They’ll take that token to your camper’s color group area and exchange the token for your camper. 

Your camper will take home crafts completed (and ready for transport) and handouts from our guest presenters from the day. Campers should also take home their water bottles and snack containers each day. We ask campers to leave their Safety Town Tualatin Color Group T-shirt  with their counselor so that they can have them ready for the next day at camp. Campers can opt to leave their bike helmets or bring it home and back each day, that is up to you. 

List as many of the approved pick up people for your camper in their Safety Town Tualatin registration. After registration is complete, email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org to add an approved pick up person. Include their full legal name and identification/license number. 

Safety Town campers will be learning a lot of essential safety habits during camp. You can help them prepare to get the most out of camp by working with them to make sure they know their first and last name, a parent/guardian first and last name, a phone number to call in case of emergency, and their home address. You can use the Safety Town Tualatin pre-camp worksheets for campers and parents/guardians to help! And, don’t worry, if you don’t get to it before camp, we will be working on all of these things each day.

It is our policy to refund 100% of summer camp registration fees (minus a $20 non-refundable service charge) if your withdrawal notice is given 14 or more days before the start date of the program. A 50% refund will be given if withdrawal notice is given less than 14 days before the start date of the program. Registration fees are not refunded for withdrawals less than 24 hours before the start of the program.

Safety Town Tualatin uses the same When Can My Child Return to School policy as used by the Tigard Tualatin School District. 

If a camper develops a fever, throws up, or has other obvious symptoms of illness that develop at camp, we will call the parent/guardian and ask for them to promptly pick up their camper. 

Safety Town Tualatin will be at Bridgeport Elementary at 5505 SW Borland Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062

There is ample on-site parking at Bridgeport Elementary at 5505 SW Borland Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062 . Enter the school parking lot and park in any available spot.

Check-in will be at the entrance marked with the Safety Town banner at Bridgeport Elementary at 5505 SW Borland Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062 

Contact us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org ATTN: Safety Town

Thank you for your interest! Safety Town Tualatin is proud to partner with many local resources to serve as guest speakers and field trip host sites. Email us at safetytown@tualatintogether.org to share about your area of expertise and interest in being a guest speaker or field trip host site.

Thank you for your interest! Safety Town Tualatin is honored to partner with many local businesses and organizations who support our good work in the community. Please click here to view the Safety Town Tualatin Sponsorship information and email safetytown@tualatintogether.org to discuss which level of sponsorship best suits your goals and budget.