SAN CLEMENTE : Police Help Lower Child Car-Seat Costs
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Families who cannot afford to buy child safety seats for their cars can get help through the San Clemente Police Services Safety Program.
The law enforcement agency is getting a $10,000 donation from Safeco Corp., an insurance company, to help low-income families buy child safety seats. The agency has coordinated with the local Kmart retail store to offer the seats at a cost reduction of almost 50%.
The donation will also help the agency to acquire a portable alcohol detection device and to sponsor bicycle safety rodeos at schools for children.
Information: (714) 361-8213.
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