Venice to Host 5th Annual Public Safety Day

Community event features fire and police demonstrations at Venice Community Center.

Apr. 15, 2026 at 1:13am

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A bold, colorful silkscreen-style illustration featuring a repeated icon of a fire truck in a grid pattern, using a high-contrast palette of neon colors and heavy black outlines to create a modern, abstract representation of public safety equipment.A vibrant, pop art-inspired celebration of Venice's annual public safety showcase, highlighting the community's engagement with local first responders.Nokomis Today

The city of Venice, Florida is hosting its 5th annual Fire and Police Public Safety Day on Saturday, April 18th from 10am to 2pm. The event will take place both inside and outside the Venice Community Center, located at 326 Nokomis Ave S.

Why it matters

This annual public safety event provides an opportunity for residents to engage directly with local fire and police departments, learn about emergency preparedness, and experience interactive demonstrations. It helps build community trust and awareness around public safety services.

The details

The free, family-friendly event will feature exhibits, equipment displays, and interactive activities hosted by the Venice Fire Department and Venice Police Department. Attendees can explore fire trucks, police vehicles, and other public safety equipment up close.

  • The 5th annual Fire and Police Public Safety Day will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 10am to 2pm.

The players

Venice Fire Department

The municipal fire department responsible for providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, and other emergency response in the city of Venice, Florida.

Venice Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that serves the city of Venice, Florida, responsible for public safety and community policing.

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The takeaway

Venice's annual public safety event is an important opportunity for the community to engage directly with first responders, learn valuable emergency preparedness skills, and strengthen the relationship between residents and local public safety agencies.