2012 Fall Girl Scout CERT training graduating class and participants.
You can view an album of photo of the day here.
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Take advantage of the Julian Cuyamaca Fire Districts generosity. Call Monday thru Thursday to get signed up.
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Lightning Survival Guide
Thought this would be good to post since we have been having so much lightning lately with the storms coming through the back country and around the world.
Has a lot of good info. It is also posted on the Docs and Files page.
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Teen CERT Member Joins FEMA Youth Council
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By Annette Williams – Julian Journal
• Wed, Aug 01, 2012
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Tiffany Espensen, 13, was recently honored at a Julian Teen CERT party for her selection as one of 13 nationwide FEMA Youth Preparedness Council inaugural members. She is the daughter of Robin and Dan Espensen, and is an actress who lives and works in Hollywood.
She and other young leaders traveled to Washington, D.C., in early August to participate in community preparedness discussions with leaders of national organizations. They were asked to voice their opinions, experiences, ideas and solutions to help strengthen the nation’s resilience in the face of disasters, and bring informationback to their communities.
Tiffany says she is excited to talk about her exp
erience in the Julian Teen CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) program. “I want to share it with everyone in the world!”
“She really means that from her heart,” says Diane Hake, program manager for Julian Cuyamaca CERT. “She is a lovely young lady and works together so well with her peers. Very respectful.”
Tiffany portrays “Piper” on Nickelodeon’s “Bucket and Skinner’s Epic Adventures,” and is in talks with Walt Disney Studios about a new movie, according to Hake. With her large youth fan base, she has a perfect opportunity to present the disaster preparedness message to her peers.
The home-schooled teenager has been enrolled in educational programs through Julian Charter School and Julian Junior High School, and will begin high school this year. She received CERT training in Julian last October with fellow junior high-age students under the direction of Robin Calloway, and participated in the Teen CERT evaluation team for new Teen CERT instructors.
“We are proud of all of our youth and look forward to next year to include at least two academies at the junior high, and two in the Julian high school,” says Hake. “Additionally, we will be teaching the new FEMA Ready Kids program to the fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students.”
Youth Preparedness Council members will be in contact with FEMA quarterly and are eligible to serve on the council for two years.
For information on the Teen CERT training program in Julian, call Johnny and Diane Hake at 760-310-0206 or email [email protected]
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CORE Member training courses
Congratulations to everyone who has completed the ICS-100 course. If you have not provided a copy of your certificate for this course please do so. You can send the certificate to: [email protected]
Many of you have already finished the ICS-100 class. These are the next courses that each CORE member needs to complete before the next meeting (TBA).
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2012 Spring San Diego Countywide Exercise
The exercise is being hosted by San Diego Rural CERT and will have an earthquake scenario to coincide with Golden Guardian 2012. Check the events calendar for more info. To sign up for this event contact Johnny or Diane, space is limited.
The expected exercise timeline is:
· Initial Set-up: 7:00am – 8:30am
· Registration: 8:30am – 9:30am
· Safety Briefing: 9:30am – 9:45am
· Scenario Disaster Delivery: 9:45am – 10:00am
· Drill: 10:00am – 1:00pm
· Safety Officer Mtg: 1:00pm – 1:15pm
· Hot Wash for all groups: 1:15pm – 1:30pm
· Tear Down: 1:30pm – 2:30pm
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Portable Radio Fundamentals for CERT
“How to a use your FRS or hand-held radio effectively
in an emergency”
Some of you may have never used a portable 2-way radio before. Others of you may have learned sloppy radio procedures which could stand gentle correction. Whether you are “mic shy” or have simply gotten rusty in radio operating procedure and need a refresher in basics, this workshop should be helpful. Particularly, if you have never used a 2-way radio before, these materials will make doing so less intimidating and give you a quick-start to using your radio more effectively in an emergency.
Portable Radio Fundamentals for CERT Parts 1 & 2
Teen CERT Julian Drill of Dec 2011
The Julian Teen CERT led a school wide drill at the Jr High School in which the whole school either watched or participated in on Dec. 6th 2011 at the Julian Junior High School. The Teens led Search and Rescue, Triage, Medical support and treatment, Operations and then made a presentation to their classmates on what they learned and did during the drill and the benefits of joining Teen CERT.
Photos from the drill are posted on Picasa.
Train the Trainers Team Photo in Beaumont CA
Johnny and Diane with the help of Sherie Rumble ran a TTT class in Beaumont for their EOS, Emergancy Responders and Fire fighters. The finale to the class was to bring in five recently graduated Teen CERT members to critique the trainers in a “Teach Back” segment. The teens and trainers all did a very professional job, now providing this area with a group of instructors who will be able to fulfill the training of new Teen CERTs to the community who will be able to aid in the event of an emergency.
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Teen CERT has new graduates!
The Teen CERT program in Julian just graduated a new class of Teens. Included in this class was Tiffany Espensen of the TV show from Nickelodeon “Bucket and Skinner”. Tiffany is hoping to become the national spokesperson for FEMA’s Teen CERT program.
Video and Slideshow of Teen CERT Class of Oct. 2011
Teen CERT getting final instructions before graduation "Live Drill".
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