πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ National Preparedness Month β€” Week 2: Support Your Community Prepared communities are built by prepared people who are willing to help their neighbors

 
By Stafford Volunteer Fire Department
September 8, 2026
 

As we continue National Preparedness Month, Stafford Volunteer Fire Department wants to highlight an incredible resource right here in our community β€” the Stafford County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).

CERT provides everyday citizens with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to help themselves, their families, and their neighbors when emergencies or disasters occur. Training includes disaster preparedness, basic medical operations, fire safety, utility controls, light search and rescue, disaster psychology, and more.

And now is a great opportunity to get involved!

🟒 Stafford County CERT Basic Course – Fall 2026
πŸ“… September 26–27 & October 3–4
πŸ’² Training is FREE
πŸ‘₯ Open to adults 18 and older
⏰ Registration Deadline: Friday, September 18

When emergencies stretch traditional response resources, trained community members can make a real difference. CERT is another example of how neighbors helping neighbors makes Stafford County stronger and more resilient.

You don’t have to wear a fire helmet to serve your community. Sometimes it starts with simply being willing to learn, prepare, and help.

πŸ‘‰ Scan the QR code on the flyer to register for the upcoming course.

LEARN. PREPARE. SERVE.
A stronger Stafford starts with all of us.

πŸš’ Stafford Volunteer Fire Department
Dedicated 2 Excellence