Registration Open for 2023 CERT Training

Burien, WALocal News

Registration is now open for the 2023 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training, hosted by the Cities of Burien and Des Moines. This essential program aims to empower residents with the knowledge and skills necessary to respond effectively during emergencies and disasters. Participants will learn how to assist their families, neighborhoods, and communities in times of crisis, especially when professional emergency responders may be delayed. Upon successfully completing the course, attendees will receive a CERT certificate, enhancing their preparedness and confidence in handling emergencies. The training recognizes that in catastrophic situations, local residents can be invaluable resources when professional help is not immediately available.

By equipping individuals with these skills, the program fosters a sense of community resilience. Those interested in participating can find more details and register through the link provided in the article. This initiative underscores the importance of being proactive in safeguarding the community against potential disasters.

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