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Emergency Response Training Open to Snoqualmie Valley Residents

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of Snoqualmie is hosting a vital 5-week emergency response training course for local residents, focusing on key skills required for effective disaster response. Open to residents of Snoqualmie Valley aged 18 and older, this training is part of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Over the course of five Saturdays, participants will learn how to save lives, protect property, and operate safely in post-disaster situations. The program is designed to empower individuals with the knowledge and confidence needed to act in emergencies, ultimately enhancing community resilience. Each session will cover practical skills and strategies for effective emergency response, ensuring that attendees are well-prepared to handle various scenarios.

This initiative is particularly relevant in today's climate, where natural disasters and emergencies can strike unexpectedly. By fostering a well-trained community, the program aims to create a network of capable responders ready to assist in times of crisis. Residents are encouraged to sign up and contribute to the safety and preparedness of their neighborhoods.

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