The Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency will be teaching CERT, a program designed to help residents understand local emergency procedures for preparedness

Baldwin County’s Emergency Management Agency is offering
residents training classes to help them be better prepared in cases of
emergency. The Com-munity Emergency
Re-sponse Team (CERT) is a program that will educate the community concerning
how to respond using basic disaster response skills as outlined in the program.
They will hold three training classes on April 26, May 3, and May 10,  taught by Baldwin County emergency response
officials, and three more with Mobile officials on April 28, April 29, and
April 30^th; residents must attend all three of the sessions for the
training to be complete and will be informed about Disaster Medical Operations,
Light Search and Rescue, Fire Safety, Terrorism Awareness, and many other
useful topics to help Gulf Coast home property owners deal with any disaster
that may come their way.

For more information on these sessions or the CERT program
visit Baldwincountynow.com.

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