Safety Jam, powered by AMR

Health. Safety. Community.

Safer communities
start together.

A welcoming place to learn, connect, and build everyday safety skills—with the people who know your community.

Discover Safety Jam

A community event with a shared purpose

Local people.
Lasting connections.
Families & neighbors First responders Community partners

The idea is simple

Bring people together.
Make safety approachable.

Safety Jam connects families with first responders, health organizations, and community partners through practical education in a friendly event setting.

Learn something
you can use.

Discover health and safety ideas for everyday life. Local programs may include bicycle and helmet safety, preparedness, and other topics that matter to the community.

Meet the people
who help.

Get to know local responders and the organizations serving your area. Ask questions, explore resources, and make connections beyond an emergency.

Make it a
community effort.

Families, volunteers, exhibitors, and partners all have a part to play. Each event brings local knowledge and shared commitment to community safety.

Activities and participating organizations vary by event. Local organizers share the details for their community.

Our community roots

2013

Where the story began

Started in Pueblo.
Shaped for each community.

AMR Pueblo started Safety Jam in 2013 with a focus on bicycle and skateboard helmet safety. The idea grew: bring local organizations together and make health and safety education an experience families can enjoy.

That local focus remains at the heart of Safety Jam. Communities have different needs, and each event can reflect the topics, resources, and partnerships that matter there.

Read the original Safety Jam story (PDF)

In your community

One shared idea.
A local experience.

Every Safety Jam is built around its community. The activities, partners, location, and schedule are set by local organizers.

Before attending, look for information from the team hosting your local event. They can share what’s planned, how to participate, and any details you’ll need for the day.

This website introduces the Safety Jam program. Event details are shared by local organizers.