Lake Stevens Journal March 10, 2010
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CERT Training starts in March Lake Stevens Fire recognizes
employee accomplishments
CERT trainees practice what they learned to become a first responder in emergency situations.
JOURNAL STAFF Preparedness is more than helping in time of disaster; preparedness is knowing what to do everyday to help those around you and when disaster strikes. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training will prepare you to do just that. Become the “first responder� of your family and friends by taking the upcoming CERT training offered by Lake Stevens, Arlington, Getchell and Granite Falls Fire Departments, Marysville Fire District, Tulalip Tribes and the City of Marysville. This training will show you how to make a plan, create a disaster kit and provide you with basic awareness that can help you provide emergency medical assistance, conduct urban search and rescue, and put out small fires with fire extinguishers as well as lead teams of volunteers to do the most good for the most people in an emergency. CERT classes will start for North East Snohomish County on March 26 and run for seven consecutive Friday nights, from
From L to R: Chief Gary Faucett, Deputy Chief Lingenfelter, Battalion Chief Perry Putnam, Fire Marshal Robert Marshall, Battalion Chief Larry Huff and Battalion Chief Bruce Huston.
Local CERT Fire Contacts
JOURNAL STAFF
Lake Stevens - Alison Caton, 425-212-3053
Lake Stevens Fire District recognized employee accomplishments at a recent Open House event. Paramedic/Firefighter Jon Dudder was awarded his firefighter oath which recognized his promotion to paramedic after successfully completing his training at Harborview Medical Center. Battalion Chiefs Larry Huff, Bruce Hus-
Granite Falls - Jim Haverfield, 360-691-5553 Marysville - Kristen Thorstenson, 360-363-8507 Arlington - Chris Badger, 360-403-3600 Getchell - Tyson Severe, 360-659-6400 Tulalip Tribes - Rochelle James, 360-716-5945 City of Marysville - Bob Dolhanyk, 360-363-8323
6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The course cost is $25 which will cover materials needed for the class and final drill. Additionally, participants will need personal protective gear to safely conduct the tactical applications of the course. There is a place for everyone in the CERT course. Participants under the age of 18 must have a parent waiver signed. For more information, to register for the course or view a list of required materials, visit www.lsfire.org or contact your local CERT Fire Contact before March 19.
Relax...
...your in good hands
ton, Perry Putnam and Fire Marshal Robert Marshall were awarded their leadership oaths which recognized their promotions to these positions. Former Deputy Chief Richard Adkins was presented a fire axe plaque in recognition of his 35 years of service with Lake Stevens Fire. Chief Gary Faucett commented, “Leadership is the hallmark of our organization. Our community can be proud of the expert leadership at Lake Stevens Fire.�
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