Visalia's Emergency Preparedness Fair focuses on community education, offering vital resources on CPR, First Aid, and overall emergency preparedness. Attendees can gain essential safety resources to help them respond effectively in critical situations.
Join us for essential community education on emergency preparedness, including vital CPR and First Aid techniques, along with valuable safety resources.
The Visalia Emergency Preparedness Fair focuses on community education by providing vital information about safety and emergency response. Join us to learn essential skills such as CPR and First Aid, which can be crucial in saving lives during a crisis. Explore various safety resources that will enhance your preparedness for emergencies.
A 72-hour grab-and-go kit is an essential component of emergency preparedness. This portable bag is packed with vital supplies such as water, food, First Aid items, lighting, and warmth to sustain you for at least three days. Having this kit ensures immediate access to safety resources during evacuation or service disruptions, and it also underscores the importance of community education in being prepared for emergencies.
The American Ambulance equipment demo showcases their emergency medical resources, including ambulances and life-saving tools, while emphasizing community education on emergency preparedness. This initiative aims to inform the public about the essential equipment used in critical care situations and promote safety resources such as CPR and First Aid training.
The Visalia Police Department will share safety resources with the community, focusing on community education in areas such as CPR, First Aid, and emergency preparedness.
Cory Cregor's presence with home fire extinguishers likely means he can show different types and explain their safe use, possibly demonstrating the PASS method as part of his community education efforts on emergency preparedness. This aligns with essential safety resources, including CPR and First Aid training.
The American Red Cross often demonstrates emergency preparedness skills such as CPR and First Aid through community education initiatives. With Bill Beebe present, they may also showcase vital safety resources, including home fire safety and disaster planning.
With a patrol car on display, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) will offer vehicle safety demonstrations and information on traffic laws, while also providing community education on emergency preparedness. Engage with the public to promote safe driving practices relevant to California's roadways, and share essential safety resources such as CPR and First Aid.
Tulare County Amateur Radio provides back up communication to Tulare County as well as training Ham Radio Operators and Test for the Federal FCC License. This Nonprofit organization has been in operation since 1956. Their multiple repeaters cover from the top of the Grapevine to Modesto CA.
Jeanette & Marc Barton
Are you prepared for hard times or disasters? Do you have sufficient supplies to last you and your family for 3 days? Or 3 weeks? Or 3 months? Or even 3 years? What if you could store food with a 10-30 year shelf life to sustain you through hard times or disasters? You can, by building your emergency food storage one can or case at a time. These affordable #10 cans are filled with freeze-dried or dehydrated foods like apples, strawberries, rice, oats, sugar, carrots, beans, and more. With a long shelf life, they ensure you're prepared to feed your family comfortably, no matter what the future holds. Start building your supply today! So come and see what we have and how we can help you. (Dena Callahan)
WANNA SAVE SOMEONE’S LIFE? Why Donate Blood?
Did you know that just one car accident victim can require as many as 100 units of blood? We’re on the front lines saving lives, but we need your help.
In the Central Valley, we don’t make excuses when people are in need. From accident and burn victims to cancer patients and those receiving organ transplants, we come together as a community to support one another. One of the most powerful ways to do that? Donating blood.
Every blood type is needed every minute of every day. If you're one of the nearly 7% of people with O negative blood, your donation is even more critical. O negative blood can save the lives of premature babies, trauma victims with unidentified blood types, and pregnant women experiencing complications during childbirth.
You have the power to save a life.
