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Community Emergency
Response Team |
Neighbors Helping Neighbors--
The Community Emergency Response Team
(CERT) program trains people to be prepared for emergency situations in
their community and neighborhood. CERT members provide immediate
assistance to victims, collect disaster information to support first
responder efforts, and provide that first neighborhood help in the
immediate hours following a major emergency. It is families helping
themselves and neighbors helping neighbors to prepare, respond, and
recover in their own neighborhood.
South Trail Fire & Rescue District personnel are now training volunteers
to serve on Community Emergency Response Teams in their own neighborhoods.
Adults of all ages (ages 14-17 with parent's permission), physical
capabilities, and without any previous experience may become valuable CERT
members.
For more information on becoming a CERT volunteer,
call 239-936-5281 or e-mail
pubed@mail.southtrailfire.org
See CERT Training Photos -
Jan/Feb 2005
See CERT Disaster
Simulation Photos - February 2004
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