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City of Santa Clarita | Wednesday, Feb 12, 2014

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Invest in yourself and learn what you can do to be prepared before, during and after a disaster.

Are you prepared to be on your own for 72 to 96 hours – with no electricity, gas, or running water?

You can better prepare for all types of hazards by participating in the city of SAnta Clarita’s Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) program.

This course is designed to help you, your family, neighbors and co-workers in the event of a disaster. Start today and build upon your emergency preparedness life skills.

The course begins April 3 – seven consecutive Thursday evenings. Online registration: http://www.santa-clarita.com/seasons.

Community Emergency Response Training (Adult)

Be ready. Be resilient. Invest 21-hours and learn how to prepare yourself, your family, friends, and neighbors for disasters. Topics include disaster preparedness, fire suppression, triage and medical operations, light search and rescue, psychological first aid, team organization, and a hands-on disaster simulation.

Instructor: LA County Fire Department

Min/Max: 10/38

Date | Time |Fee/Wks | Location

Th-4/3 |6:00-9:00 pm |$30 -7 wk s | Santa Clarita Sports Complex-Aquatic Center

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Jessica House says:

Wednesday, Feb 12, 2014 at

I can’t find what time it starts on those Thursdays. Does anyone know?

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Jessica House says:

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I can’t find what time it starts on those Thursdays. Does anyone know?

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SCVTV Santa Clarita says:

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Thanks, added the info – 6pm to 9pm

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Jessica House says:

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Thank you! :)

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