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Task Force reviews 2025 car seat checks: 273 total, caregiver confidence rises to 98% after training

Public Health Task Force · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Kai Sin reported 273 car seat checks in 2025, including 59 training-only sessions and 214 distributions; caregiver confidence installing car seats rose from 37% before training to 98% after.

Kai Sin presented the Task Force with a 2025 car seat-check and injury-prevention summary. The presenter reported 273 total checks, of which 59 were training-only sessions where caregivers brought their own seats and received instruction, and 214 were distributions (from insurance providers or county stock).

A caregiver questionnaire shared during the presentation showed 37% of respondents were comfortable installing their own car seat before the training and 98% were comfortable after the training. Kai Sin shared a car seat check form with Task Force members for their review.

The update was informational; no formal action was recorded in the minutes.