Play It Safe Ocean City Maryland for Graduates and Teens
High school graduates can join in on the fun of the annual Play It Safe program available at Ocean City in June. Many drug-free and alcohol-free activities are planned for this year's graduates visiting the beach. Play It Safe is a community-wide effort involving health, education, law enforcement, civic and business representatives. It's goal is to encourage visiting high school grads to have responsible fun without the use of alcohol and other drugs.

Last year's efforts contributed to another consecutive year Ocean City's in June where no alcohol-related deaths or serious injuries occurred among anyone under 21. Thousands of high school graduates attended Play It Safe programs including beach volleyball contests, bowling, kayaking, miniture golf, windsurfing, paintball, basketball, laser tag, and rockclimbing activities, .

The Play It Safe Committee has very ambitious plans for the project. For more information, call: Ocean City Police Department Community Services Section at (410) 723-6603, Parent Network at (410) 723-3700, or Worcester County Health Department at (410) 632-0056.

OCPD also is involved in a closely related program called R.A.A.M. or "Reducing the Availability of Alcohol to Minors." The RAAM Project is a community policing initiative addressing under-age drinking and its related unacceptable behavior. An essential component of this program is the partnership formed with the lodging and rental property community along with alcohol retailers, all working together to make Ocean City safer and more enjoyable for everyone.

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