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Cobb’s Safety Village introduces new educational tool

By Jaime Sarrio
Nov 9, 2012

The Cobb County Safety Village Thursday debuted a Metro Ambulance Amphitheater, which holds 147 and cost $110,000. The amphitheater was donated by Metro Ambulance and will be used to educate children on safety techniques. The Safety Village is located at 1220 Al Bishop Drive in Marietta Info: cobbcounty.org/safetyvillage

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