Fayette
County EMA/911 is actively involved in
public
education and community outreach projects. We continually
present
programs to school-aged children on the proper use of 911 and other
safety
issues. Our program for civic organizations focus on emergency
preparedness
i.e., weather related emergencies For more information about our public
education or community outreach programs, contact our agency via phone
or
email.
Sue
Griffith can help you arrange a tour
of our
center or schedule a presentation tailored specifically to your
organization.
For The Public
Available Upon Request
Email or Call
FCEMA Public Information Officer Sue Kozak-Griffith at (724) 430-1277
The first thing you should check out on this section of the site is "Anatomy of a 911 Call" -- Our newest interactive feature which takes you step by step through a 911 emergency call. If you've ever wondered what a dispatcher had to do in order to get help to you when you call 911, this is a must-see slideshow!
If you are having trouble reading the text, click on the full-screen icon in the lower right hand corner of the presentation for a larger view.
Community Emergency Response Teams
Acting as a local liason to FCEMA, local emergency response teams can help to organize the community in case of an emergency.
Programs,
materials, and CERT training are free
of cost to
all residents of Fayette County
911 Public Education
In this couse an experienced member of the 911 staff will visit your school, community center, or organization and give a presentation outlining just exactly how a 911 call works, from the time you dial the phone until you hang up, as well as what happens in between. Our public education volunteers will also answer questions and explain to your group or organization all of the "why's" and "hows" of the emergency response system.
Additional Resources