There was reason Saturday for double celebration at Sacramento's Safetyville USA. It was not only the 12th annual Family Safety and Health Expo, it also marked Safetyville's 25th year of teaching safety and life skills to more than 200,000 children to date. The free event hosted around 3,000 children and their families for a fun-filled day of learning and celebrating. In the middle of the expo, birthday festivities took the main stage and were led by Liz McClatchy, President and CEO of Safetyville Center Incorporated (SCI) and Terry Polvado, Vice President of SCI. Children sang "Happy Birthday" to Safetyville and were introduced to the new and yet-to-be-named mascot of Safetyville, a dog

This Saturday, Safetyville USA will be celebrating 25 years of promoting safety and accident prevention to the community's families and children. Held in combination with the 12th annual Safety and Health Expo held at Safetyville every year, this year's expo is sure to be extra special. More than 3,000 people are expected to attend the free event throughout the day. The expo will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. and birthday festivities are scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., when a birthday cake will be served with ice cream to children. Afterward, Safetyville will unveil their new mascot to the public. The mock-city's dignitaries, former mayor and citizens-of-the-year will be on hand to partake