When disaster strikes, you may not be home. Who will check on  your family? Who will check for gas leaks? Your neighbors CERT graduates of course !! The purpose of the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Program is to strengthen communities by using their expertise to promote public health throughout the year as well as during times of emergency. The MRC Program is a specialized function of Cupertino's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program. Stop by the First Aid booth and say "Hi" to our MRC volunteers.

The Cupertino De Anza Lions Club will be providing free health screening tests at the

Silicon Valley Fall Fest at Memorial Park in Cupertino on Saturday, September 12th from 10am-5pm.

Volunteers will be on hand to screen for Vision, Hearing, Blood Pressure and Diabetes. Bring a friend or family member that needs to know more about their health.

The De Anza Optimist Club of Cupertino will do a bike safety course at the Fall Family Festival. The De Anza Optimist Club is one of nearly 3,000 service clubs that are affiliated with Optimist International. The organization's motto is "Friend of Youth", and mission statement is "By providing hope and positive vision, Optimists bring out the best in kids." 

BIKE RODEO REQUIREMENTS

Kids, bring your bikes and go through the safety course. Please register for this event at the Bike Rodeo Sign-up Page and arrive 10 minutes before your sign up time and bring your helmets. The helmet will be required if you are under 18.

Bay Bike Crew is a community bike repair group founded in 2024 by Ishan and Armaan, started out of a garage with a simple goal: keep the community rolling safely. We specialize in free bike safety inspections, on-the-spot repairs and adjustments, and hands-on workshops that help riders of all ages feel confident on their bikes.

Meet your local police officers. Please stop by to say hi and grab a Child Fingerprint ID Kit for your child(ren).

The Santa Clara County Fire Department will help you explore an interactive fire and life safety booth. This educational booth will offer an opportunity for children and adults to play a fire safety game, demonstrate how to test a smoke alarm and obtain important safety information such as home escape planning, smoke alarm and fire extinguisher information and much more. Safety literature will also be available, so please stop by and say hello!

The Santa Clara County HHW Program offers free, appointment‑based drop‑off services for residents to safely dispose of hazardous household materials like paints, batteries, electronics, and chemicals. It operates permanent facilities and temporary collection events where trained staff manage and properly handle all accepted items. The program ensures safe, environmentally responsible disposal, helping residents prevent pollution and protect public health.