FLOYD COUNTY COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
PREPARING OURSELVES - PREPARING THE COMMUNITY
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UPCOMING TRAINING (FREE)

at the Westminster Presbyterian Church- Shorter Avenue

  • Tuesday,     July 15th, 2008      6 pm- 10pm and
  • Thursday,    July 17th, 2008     6 pm- 10pm and
  • Tuesday,     July 22nd, 2008     6 pm- 10pm and
  • Thursday,    July 24th, 2008     6 pm- 10pm

Also Required:Practical Exercise/Graduation -

  • Saturday,   July 26th 2008       8 a.m. - 12 noon

all sessions (20 hrs)must be completed (5 sessions)

 

 

Who should volunteer?

Citizen Corps asks everyone to embrace the personal responsibility to be prepared, to get training in first aid and emergency skills and to volunteer to support local emergency responders. Volunteers can come from groups including but not limited to:

• Communities of Faith
• Neighborhoods
• Scouting Organizations
• Schools
• Amateur Radio Groups
• Veterans
• Clubs & Organizations
• Businesses

What does the course involve?

CERT training is a 20-hour, hands-on course in disaster response taught by local first responders. It is designed to prepare you to help yourself and others in the event of a catastrophic disaster. Some areas covered include:

• Disaster Preparedness
• Medical Treatment
• Terrorism
• Disaster Psychology
• Light Search & Rescue
• Fire Safety
• Team Organization
• Final Exercise

To attend CERT training, contact the Floyd County Emergency Management Agency at 706-236-5002 or email: floydcountycert@gmail.com

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Click here to view and complete the application online.

Our Recent Graduates: From Top Left:  Joe and Eva Edwards, Bill Mathis, Mindy Holcomb. Kim Roberson, Blair Evans,Instructor , Sgt . Brian Houston,  Darryl Blanchard, Bob Peveler and Angela Johnston