Basic CERT Training begins January 2013
15-Nov-2012 10:51 AM Filed in: Training
The Davie Fire Rescue Department's next free basic CERT training classes start in January 2013. Anyone who lives or works in the Town of Davie and is over 18 years old is eligible for the training classes that are scheduled to begin on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 from 6 to 8:30 pm and continue for eight weeks. The class will meet at the Davie Fire Administration building located at 6901 Orange Drive.
Please see flyer for the class for more details.
Please see flyer for the class for more details.
Volunteers Needed for Airport Disaster Exercise
03-Nov-2012 03:49 PM Filed in: Exercises
CERT members requested to participate!
The Broward Sheriff’s Office Fire Rescue Division in conjunction with the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport will be conducting a simulated multiple patient exercise on November 7, 8 & 9 from 0900 to 1200. We are in need of participants to play the roles of both patients and family members for this exercise which will help to prepare our agencies in the event of a real incident.
If you have never participated in one of these exercises before you should definitely sign up to participate. You will have an opportunity to see how the professional responders put their triage skills to task and handle numerous “victims” and “family members” on a large scale incident.
Please read the attached letter from Battalion Chief Andrews (MS Word format only, sorry) and email him directly if you are able to participate.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office Fire Rescue Division in conjunction with the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport will be conducting a simulated multiple patient exercise on November 7, 8 & 9 from 0900 to 1200. We are in need of participants to play the roles of both patients and family members for this exercise which will help to prepare our agencies in the event of a real incident.
If you have never participated in one of these exercises before you should definitely sign up to participate. You will have an opportunity to see how the professional responders put their triage skills to task and handle numerous “victims” and “family members” on a large scale incident.
Please read the attached letter from Battalion Chief Andrews (MS Word format only, sorry) and email him directly if you are able to participate.