There will also be a display by a police dog handler who will show people what the dogs do during their training.
Plunket will be on site to advise about correct car seat installation for baby and child car seats, and the nearby fire station will open its doors for people to view the fire vehicles and bring in their electric blankets for safety testing.
A free barbecue, entertainment and bouncy castle will also be on offer to make the event a fun day out.
"It's an interaction day," Campbell said. "We really want to let the community know what's out there, and talk to people from the various organisations. Hopefully some with a view to signing up as volunteers themselves."
Campbell said showing people what the community groups did was a great way to get people talking in their neighbourhoods.
If there had been a spate of burglaries, for example, groups such as Community Patrol played a big part in keeping people informed, she said.
Community Safety Day will be held on the Levin Village Green on Saturday, April 13. It runs from 11am to 2pm.