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The St. Peters/Central County Community Emergency Response Team is currently accepting applications for the next CERT Training Course. Interested individuals should contact Assistant Chief Steve Brown at 636-970-9700, ext 403 for more information and an application.
The course will be beginning on January 14, 2010 and be held each Thursday evening from 7:00 pm till 10:00 pm for eight weeks, ending on March 4th, 2010. Each class will be held at the Central County Fire and Rescue fire station #3 located at 511 Willott Road, St. Peters.
The registration fee is $25 and the course is limited to the first 25 registrations received.
Each participant will be issued emergency preparedness equipment and a student manual. Each participant will receive hands on training on the following topics:
- Disaster preparedness
o Fire safety/suppression
- Disaster medical operations
- Light search and rescue
- Team organization
- Disaster psychology
- Hands on disaster exercise
For more information please contact Assistant Chief Brown at 636-970-9700, ext. 403.
To download an application, please click here.
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Install. Inspect. Protect. |
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Every year in the United States, about 3,000 people die in home fires.
Most of these deaths occurred in homes that didn’t have a working smoke alarm.
The Install. Inspect. Protect. Campaign is
part of the U.S. Fire Administration's effort to reduce fire deaths and
injuries across the nation by urging residents to install smoke alarms
in their homes and inspect and maintain them on a regular basis.
Working smoke alarms and sprinklers save lives.
A working smoke alarm can help you and your family escape a deadly
home fire. It can also help save the lives of firefighters who would
otherwise have to risk their lives by searching a burning home for
residents. A working smoke alarm continuously scans the air for smoke,
24 hours a day, seven days a week. It never sleeps.
The USFA is encouraging you to practice fire safety and do your part to get out, before firefighters have to come in.
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