Please find summer resources for the entire family below.

We wish you a great summer!

As we head into summer, we’re excited to share that the Fairfield PAL Teen Center will be open with a free summer program for local teens, and we’d love your support in getting the word out to students and families.

From June 11 through August 7, we’ll be offering a safe, fun, and enriching space for teens ages 13-18, Monday through Thursday, 10am–3pm. Our summer lineup includes breakfast and lunch as well as:

• Boxing & Basketball

• Video Games & Tournaments

• Arts & Crafts + Mural Project

• Computer & Tech Workshops

• Board Games & Contests

• Girls Circle for Connection & Empowerment

• Free Breakfast & Lunch Daily

• Kickoff Skate Night to Get the Summer Rolling!

In addition to recreation, we’re proud to offer leadership and community service opportunities. Teens can build their resumes and make a difference by:

• Making blankets for violence intervention programs

• Supporting our youth food pantry

• Participating in a collaborative community mural

Membership is free, and we welcome any teen who lives in Fairfield, Suisun or Travis.

The Fairfield Police Department’s 2025 Police Youth Academy kicks off June 16th and is (again) a FREE, fun, interactive learning experience designed to teach students about law enforcement through first responder training scenarios.

The Police Youth Academy runs from Monday, June 16th, through Friday, June 20th. During the one-week course, students gain insight into the jobs offered through the Fairfield Police Department, the skill set needed to perform these jobs, and get the opportunity to engage with their peers through team-building skills, communication, and critical thinking exercises.

Eligibility Requirements:

• First-time applicants (No Prior Academy Attendance)
• Applicants should have strong moral values, a commitment to learn, an interest in a career in law enforcement, and uphold the mission and core values of the Fairfield Police Department.
• Must be between the ages of 12 and 16 and attend school in the FSUSD, TUSD, or be homeschooled in the City of Fairfield
• Both Applicant and Parent must review the entire application and apply with a full understanding of what is required and expected.
• Candidates must submit an essay on why they want to attend the Youth Academy and what they hope to learn.

Academy Course Topics:

• UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT
• POLICE VEHICLES
• K-9 DEMONSTRATIONS
• DRUG & GANG AWARENESS
• 9-1-1 EMERGENCY DISPATCH
• POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
• CPR, FIRST AID TRAINING
• SWAT & MORE!
• INTERNAL AFFAIRS (IA)

Registration is now open for the 3rd Annual Police Youth Academy. To register, scan the QR Code and submit your application. This summer course is being offered to the first 25 applicants.

Registration will close TOMORROW, JUNE 6 at 5 pm. For more information about the academy, visit www.fairfield.ca.gov/youthacademy.

Still have questions? Contact Crime Prevention at imartin@fairfield.ca.gov

As the school year ends, we know summer can present unique challenges for students and their families. To support their mental well-being, we’ve created a Family Survival Kit for Summer, offering comprehensive tips and guidelines for a smooth transition out of school.

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