Core Insights - Chesapeake Utilities Corporation celebrated the five-year anniversary of its Safety Town training facility, emphasizing its commitment to safety, education, and community collaboration [1][2][3] Training and Community Engagement - Since its launch in 2020, Safety Town has trained over 1,200 emergency response personnel and hosted more than 200 employee training events, reaching over 50 fire departments and municipalities [2][3] - The facility offers hands-on training experiences, including certifications in various safety protocols such as excavation, leak investigation, and CPR/AED/First Aid [3][5] Charitable Contributions - The company made a charitable contribution of $10,000 to the Delaware Volunteer Firefighter Association to support its scholarship fund, highlighting its community involvement [4] Safety Culture and Commitment - Safety Town is described as a commitment to the safety and resilience of communities, equipping first responders and employees with essential skills for critical situations [5] - Chesapeake Utilities Corporation operates another Safety Town facility in DeBary, Florida, furthering its safety culture and industry leadership [5]