South County Fire to hold emergency preparedness event

Lynnwood, WALocal News

South County Fire is holding an emergency preparedness event on September 21, focusing on teaching essential lifesaving skills to the community. This expo aims to equip attendees with the knowledge to respond effectively during emergencies, including fires and earthquakes, which are significant risks in the area. The event highlights the necessity of emergency preparedness, encouraging local residents to take proactive measures for their safety. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with fire safety experts and learn practical skills that could save lives. By fostering community involvement, South County Fire aims to enhance overall public safety and resilience.

The event is an essential platform for raising awareness about emergency readiness in Lynnwood and the surrounding areas. Attending this expo will empower individuals with the tools and confidence needed in critical situations. South County Fire's initiative underscores its dedication to protecting and informing the community it serves.

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