Receive report on emergency response training program for residents
In Plain English
The Community Emergency Response Team teaches residents skills like first aid and search-and-rescue for disasters. The program helps neighborhoods become self-sufficient when professional responders are overwhelmed. City staff will present current participation levels and discuss ways to recruit more volunteers.
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Votes
To support CERT in extending training to all Richmond public housing units and all individuals interested in the training
5 to 0
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