Coral Springs invites children and families with special needs to explore police fire and city trucks at Touch-A-Truck event
Coral Springs, Florida – Children and young adults with special needs in Coral Springs will soon have the opportunity to explore the city in a hands-on, exciting way. The city is hosting a Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday, April 11, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mullins Hall parking lot, located at 10150 NW 29th St. Admission to the event is free.
The event allows attendees to interact with city staff and learn about the vehicles and equipment that keep Coral Springs running. Police vehicles, fire trucks, EMS units, and public works equipment will be on display, and children can step inside, touch, and explore the trucks while meeting the professionals who operate them.
“Touch-A-Truck is a great way for families with special needs to connect with the city and learn about how services work in Coral Springs,” city officials said. Participants will also have the chance to explore rescue tools and learn about the city’s special needs database.
In addition to the vehicles, the event will feature sensory stations designed to provide a comfortable and engaging environment for children with different sensory needs. Local vendors will also be on hand to offer information and support to families attending the event.
Head city staff emphasized that the goal of the Touch-A-Truck event is not only fun but educational. By giving children and young adults a close-up look at city operations and emergency response equipment, families can better understand the essential services that keep Coral Springs safe and running smoothly.
This annual event has become a favorite among families in the community, providing a safe space for children to explore, ask questions, and enjoy interactive experiences. For special needs families, it offers a unique chance to interact with first responders, city employees, and fellow community members in a supportive, engaging environment.
With trucks, emergency vehicles, sensory activities, and hands-on experiences, the Touch-A-Truck event promises a memorable day for both children and parents. Families are encouraged to arrive early to fully explore the variety of vehicles and activities offered.
By blending fun, education, and community engagement, Coral Springs continues to demonstrate its commitment to inclusivity and public service, giving children with special needs a day to remember while learning more about the city they call home.
