Another meeting has been scheduled for CERT member. This one will be on Feb 19 at TOWN CENTER at 7:00PM
Please try to be there
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Monday, February 2, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
HODGES UNIVERSITY OFFERS CERT TRAINING
On Saturday, Jan. 31 volunteers from Verona Walk traveled to Hodges University to attend a C.E.R.T. Training class. The session lasted from 9:00AM to Noon.
The instructors set up a 'mock' situation where our teams discussed and evaluated how they would respond to an overturned school bus. This is one situation for which nobody wants to ever respond.
The above pictures are offered as proof of attendance.
Monday, January 26, 2009
FIDDLERS CREEK HOST CERT TRAINING
The CERT Team located at Fiddlers Creek conducted Training exercise on Jan 24.
Members of the Verona Walk CERT TEAM attended and observed this "hands on" session. It was reported that it was a good investment in time as much was learned.
Members of the Verona Walk CERT TEAM attended and observed this "hands on" session. It was reported that it was a good investment in time as much was learned.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
CERT TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT
There will be a meeting at 7:00PM at Town center on Jan. 19 2009.
Make every effort to attend !!!
Make every effort to attend !!!
Monday, December 22, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
FINAL TEST
Our guy's from east Naples Fire after giving us the best of training, gave us the best of final exams. Engine 51 could not have done better.
This was one where the writer doesn't rememebr what happened. It was just bodies all over. Bleeding all over. Flames all over.
In an instant our teams knew what to do. Kill the flames, and stop the bleeding. Easy, right? No, the field was covered with hurdles.
One lady screamed so hard everyone wanted her out of the truck, but there ws a "live" electric line. This necessitated a call to FPL, and a prayer for the lady "Don't die, and stop screaming." In the end she was saved, and all fires put out. No injuries.
Te exam ended with a well deserved coffee and cake session. The Fire Chief even joined us, and kept his words brief as he too wanted to have some cake.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
C.P.R TRAINING
Well what do you do once you find the person who needs your help. CPR is a good choice.
Our class had instruction at the last session on how to administer this life saving act. It's head back, clear throat and then (remember these numbers) 30 compressions followed by 5 breaths. Do it right, get help, and you may save a life.
Once again thanks to the trainers brought in to help us learn.
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