Contract with Contra Costa College for EMT-135 training course
not to exceed $50,000
In Plain English
The city will pay up to $50,000 for an enhanced emergency medical technician training program. Contra Costa College will provide the EMT-135 course using county Measure H funding. If approved, local residents gain access to professional EMT certification training.
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