Photos by Kayse Angel
Tukwila hosts a safety and emergency preparedness fair that teaches kids how to handle different safety situations, while giving them the opportunity to have fun with all sorts of city official vehicles.
The city of Tukwila hosted it’s annual Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday, July 28 at 9 a.m. The event took place in the parking lot of Southcenter Mall.
Children of all ages were able to climb onto busses, a fire truck, heavy-duty rigs, a police motorcycle and other city official vehicles.
There was also music, face painting and other fun activities for kids to do.
Photos by Kayse Angel
Photos by Kayse Angel
Photos by Kayse Angel
Photos by Kayse Angel
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