About Our Task Force
The task force includes the heads of public health, public safety, government, nonprofit, victims, swim schools, and Olympic medal-winning swimmers.
Task Force Members
In August 2015, a countywide drowning prevention task force was established to develop recommendations on methods and strategies to improve drowning prevention efforts in Orange County. This website and other public outreach efforts offer helpful tips on what you can do to keep kids safe around water.
In August 2015, a countywide drowning prevention task force was established to develop recommendations on methods and strategies to improve drowning prevention efforts in Orange County. This website and other public outreach efforts offer helpful tips on what you can do to keep kids safe around water.
In August 2015, a countywide drowning prevention task force was established to develop recommendations on methods and strategies to improve drowning prevention efforts in Orange County. This website and other public outreach efforts offer helpful tips on what you can do to keep kids safe around water.
In August 2015, a countywide drowning prevention task force was established to develop recommendations on methods and strategies to improve drowning prevention efforts in Orange County. This website and other public outreach efforts offer helpful tips on what you can do to keep kids safe around water.
In August 2015, a countywide drowning prevention task force was established to develop recommendations on methods and strategies to improve drowning prevention efforts in Orange County. This website and other public outreach efforts offer helpful tips on what you can do to keep kids safe around water.
The task force includes the heads of public health, public safety, government, nonprofit, victims, swim schools, and Olympic medal-winning swimmers.
Task Force Members
Drowning is the leading cause of death in kids under five in the OC. Three children die every day as a result of drowning. Our goal is help families become more aware of prevention measures so we can stop losing any more lives to drowning.
The Orange County Fire Authority’s ABCs offer three simple but vital steps to drowning prevention:
A - Active Adult Supervision
B - Barriers Around Pools and Spas
C - Classes
Our campaign is getting the word out about drowning prevention to as many people as possible across Orange County via online public service announcements (PSAs). Our campaign runs multi-language PSAs to remind people to always watch their children near water. Here are a few that you can use for yourself, your family and friends, or your organization:
English PSA 30 Sec
Spanish PSA 30 Sec
Vietnamese PSA 30 Sec
English PSA 15 Sec
Spanish PSA 15 Sec
Vietnamese PSA 15 Sec
In our continuing efforts to increase awareness and provide information, we've put together some resources for you. Please access them by clicking below.
Education Materials