Woodstock PD Car Seat Safety Program

The Town of Woodstock Police Department offers this program which is funded by several grants that include the Ulster County Traffic Safety Board, and NYS Governor’s Traffic Safety Board. We currently have 1 Officer that is certified, and 2 more that are waiting for recertification.


The Programs includes inspection and the installation of your car seat(s), and a replacement seat(s), if needed, are available at no charge. Per the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, all children under the age of four are to be restrained in a federally approved child safety seat.


For further information, or to set up an appointment, please contact the Town of Woodstock Emergency Service Dispatch Center at (845)679-2422.

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