Check out Firefighter/Paramedic Jason Arney O'Neil's latest video. This video is currently on Facebook. Check it out and make sure you become a fan by clicking on "Like" at the top of the page. This video premiered at the 2010 annual Public Safety Board Dinner. The video was created by Firefighter Paramedic Jason Arney O'Neil. Jason wanted to convey the message in the video, that those that serve in Public Safety do not do this job to help themselves,they do this to help the people of the community. Well said Jason. We could not agree with you more.
Take the Public Safety Challenge
One of the goals of the Woodbury Public Safety Board is to help educate the public. This game will be the first in a series of challenges that you can play and test your knowledge on safety, laws, fire prevention, EMS, and much more. Click the image above to play.
Purpose
The Woodbury Crime Prevention and Public Safety Board was established to help the City of Woodbury continue to be a safe place to live, work, and visit. This non-profit organization, incorporated in March 2000, consists entirely of volunteers who live or work in Woodbury. The group’s purpose is to promote the welfare of the city by establishing a fund that will be used for crime prevention and public safety. The board works closely with the Woodbury Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services Departments in this endeavor.
Through the generous donations of many businesses and individuals, the Board is able to purchase items for Woodbury Police, Fire and EMS that they would otherwise not be able to obtain due to budgetary constraints. Some of the items purchased include K9’s Andy and Shadow, handheld hydraulic rescue tools, thermal imagers, a cardiac monitor, and a training manikin. Click here to view our Purchases & Accomplishments.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Woodbury Crime Prevention and Public Safety Board, click here to access our donation options.
The Woodbury Crime Prevention and Public Safety Board sponsors many educational events throughout the year including community workshops on Identity Theft and Internet Safety. In addition, the board participates in events such as National Night Out and Woodbury Days. Click here for additional information on upcoming workshops and community events.
