Governed by a Board of Directors, made up of concerned citizens of Washington County from the business and education communities and from law enforcement and first responders, Children’s Village is able to remain current with the risks inherent in today’s society. They are charged with keeping the facility in good repair and the curriculum up to date. They also help to raise the funds to support this important program, which addresses the issue that accidental injury is the greatest cause of death and permanent disability to children under the age of 14.

The program depends on active partnerships with the Washington County Public School System,  business community, civic organizations, local governments, fire and rescue companies, police departments, hospital, health department, Safe Kids, etc.

The campus includes a classroom/office building, a hands-on skills activity building, a Power of Fire Exhibit Building (an actual burned house), a garage for the mini-cars and various small replica community buildings. The streets on the campus offer active traffic signals, crosswalk signals, bike safety lane and a course for the mini-cars.