Two Kentucky lawmakers are trying to remove fluoride from drinking water.
Nationally, there are around 4,000 drowning incidents each year, averaging up to 11 drowning deaths per day.Â
The point is not only to teach kids how to swim, but also how to react in a water emergency.
At Safety Town, children learn about electricity, fire, water, pedestrian and traffic safety, stranger danger and much more.Â
Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1-4.
The district is partnering with Captain's Quarters and other local marinas to launch a free life jacket program for those who may not have access to them or may not be able to afford them.
Those who work with water recoveries said education is the most important part about water safety.
Authorities say there were adequate life jackets in the boat, but no one was wearing them.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says it will have extra patrols on the water this weekend to ensure everyone is staying safe.
The summer fun comes with a warning from local rescue crews.