Registration Open for 2023 CERT Training

Burien, WALocal News

Registration for the 2023 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training is now open in Des Moines, inviting residents to enhance their emergency preparedness skills. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential topics such as fire safety, medical operations, and search and rescue techniques, ensuring participants are well-equipped to respond to various emergency situations. The training promotes community resilience by empowering individuals to take action during disasters, fostering a sense of responsibility and teamwork among neighbors. Participants will not only learn critical skills but also connect with others in their community, building a network of support during emergencies. The CERT program emphasizes the significance of local involvement in disaster response, making it an impactful initiative for Des Moines residents.

As communities face increasing challenges from natural disasters and emergencies, this training becomes increasingly relevant. By enrolling in CERT training, residents contribute to a safer, more prepared environment for everyone. Interested individuals are encouraged to register promptly to secure their spot in this important program.

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