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Touch-A-Truck
Viernes 17 de junio de 2022
Campus deportivo de Grand Park
Touch-A-Truck le brinda a su pequeño la oportunidad GRATUITA de subirse al asiento del conductor, tocar la bocina y experimentar todas las cosas emocionantes que pueden hacer los vehículos de transporte.
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SAFETY AND WHAT TO EXPECT

The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse will be a busy day for many. To ensure the safety of Westfield residents and visitors, follow necessary safety criteria. 
 
VIEWING SAFETY

  • When viewing the eclipse, it is important that you are using safety precautions and wearing safe solar viewing glasses. Ensure you are only viewing the sun through ISO 12312-2 certified glasses.

  • Remember, during the 3 minutes and 18 seconds of totality, you are safe to remove your glasses and observe the moon blocking the light of the sun. 

  • If you're traveling to view the eclipse, exercise caution on the roads and follow traffic laws. Don't stop on highways or impede traffic flow to view the eclipse.

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ECLIPSE GLASSES
Current places to pick up free eclipse viewing glasses (Limit of four per family, please show proof of Westfield residence).

·         Centier Bank: 3002 State Road 32 

·         City of Westfield City Services: 2728 E 171st Street 

·         Community First Bank: 381 South Junction Crossing 

·         Community First Bank: 707 East State Road 32 

·         Grand Park Events Center: 19000 Grand Park Boulevard 

·         Insure with Dean: 14767 Oak Road, Suite 100 

·         The Farmers Bank: 360 Tricia Lane 

·         Westfield Fire Department: 17001 Ditch Road 

·         Westfield Police Department: 17535 Dartown Road 

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IN AN EMERGENCY
Hamilton County will be hosting over 600,000 guests for the 2024 Solar Eclipse. In preparation for this event, we would like to discuss emergent and non-emergent calls. 
Emergency situations may include but are not limited to:
  • Medical Assistance is needed.
  • Car accidents with entrapment or injuries occur.
  • Physical or verbal disturbances. 
  • Wrong way drivers. 
Lower priority calls may have a longer response time. For these non-emergent situations, we ask that you call our non-emergency line at:
317-773-1282
Non-Emergent situations may include but are not limited to:
  • Requesting a VIN check.
  • Possession of a lost or found animal. 
  • Minor property damage crashes occur.
  • Submitting a noise complaint. 

What is a Total Solar Eclipse?

A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, fully covering the face of the Sun, and casting a shadow on certain areas of the Earth. During this breathtaking natural event, the sky darkens, and the Sun's outer atmosphere, known as the corona, becomes visible as a beautiful, glowing halo around the blackened disk of the moon. It's a rare and mesmerizing phenomenon that leaves spectators in awe of the wonders of our universe.

¡Gracias a nuestros patrocinadores!

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