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Disaster Preparedness Courses Offered For Free In Alameda County
The courses are virtual and there is still space for April 28's program.
DUBLIN, CA — Feeling prepared for an emergency is a comfort not everyone has. Alameda County Fire is offering free disaster preparedness courses online to try and help more people feel a little bit at ease.
Listos Basic Training is a two-day program for the Dublin community to learn how to protect themselves or their families through discussion and planning.
The city said the program will teach people about:
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- Identifying hazards and risks
- Creating a communication plan
- Developing a family reunification plan
- Utility shut off
- Use of fire extinguishers
- First Aid
- Creating an emergency supply kit
- Home organization
- Emotional support
All of the training can be done virtually through Microsoft Teams. Registration for the May 11 and May 12 course from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 pm. can be done here.
There is also still space for the training course on April 28 starting at 6:30 p.m. Personal Emergency Preparedness Workshop for Dublin is meant to help individuals, families and communities prepare for disasters by making kits and plans. Follow this link for registration.
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