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NEMCo CERT Course Starting in September Register Today

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The Northshore Emergency Management Coalition (NEMCo) announces a free Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Training course starting September 25, 2025. This seven-week program will cover critical topics, including Fire Safety and Basic First Aid, equipping participants with essential emergency response skills. NEMCo emphasizes the importance of community preparedness, aiming to empower residents to respond effectively during emergencies. Registration is open now, and locals are encouraged to enroll. The course not only provides training but also fosters a sense of community and resilience.

NEMCo has successfully conducted similar programs in the past, enhancing local disaster preparedness. Participants will receive hands-on experience and resources to apply their knowledge. This initiative reflects NEMCo's commitment to ensuring the safety and readiness of the community.

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Lake Forest Park will host a Municipal Court event on October 3, 2025, to address traffic enforcement and related misdemeanors. The court focuses on limited jurisdiction matters, including summary offenses affecting individuals. This event highlights the local administration of justice in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.