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![]() CERT - Community Emergency Response TeamBecome a member nowCERT training is a collaboration between Bloomington, Richfield and Minneapolis and is open to residents of all three cities. RegistrationComplete and return the online registration form as directed here. (148KB, 2-page PDF)
If you are unable to send the form as directed, print and complete the form manually. Send it to the address on the form. Next 3-day training
What is CERT?CERT members are community volunteers trained in basic response skills by emergency personnel. CERT members are prepared to save lives, prevent the spread of disease, and protect themselves, their families, and their community in the event of a disaster. What does a CERT member do?Once trained, CERT members are included in the emergency response for their area. What does a CERT member learn?
After CERT members complete their training, they are recognized in their communities with a formal graduation ceremony. They receive an equipment bag to assist them if called upon during times of crises. The bag contains a hard hat, goggles, dust masks, work gloves, flashlight, identification vest, baseball cap, and a utility tool. It is a proud moment for all CERT volunteers. How do I become a member of CERT ?Complete and return the online registration form as directed here. (148KB, 2-page PDF) For more information about CERTCall or email Jackie Weber: 952-563-8779 or jweber@ci.bloomington.mn.us
For more information, contact:
Bloomington Public Health Division Interpreters and transportation information are available upon request.
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