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Preventing Childhood Injury
in the Last Frontier
Who We Are
Alaska Child Passenger Safety Partnership is comprised of representatives from numerous public and private agencies throughout the state that share a common goal of protecting children traveling on the roadways of Alaska. Members include healthcare professionals, firefighters, paramedics, law enforcement officers, injury prevention professionals, health and safety personnel, educators, parents, businesses, foundations, policymakers, and volunteers.
Mission Statement
Alaska Child Passenger Safety Partnership is dedicated to promoting child passenger safety and reducing injury and death resulting from child restraint misuse.
Goals
- Create public awareness to protect our children by encouraging safe transportation.
- Educate parents and caregivers regarding proper selection and installation of restraints.
- Provide free car seat checks by trained CPS technicians throughout Alaska.
- Provide continuing education and support for CPS technicians and programs.
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ALASKA'S NEW
BOOSTER SEAT LAW
The law as of Sept 17, 2009; Children over 4 years old and under 8 years old (who are under 4'9" or less than 65 pounds)
shall be properly restrained in an approved booster seat or car seat. Click here for more booster seat information.
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