Fullerton CERT

This is the official page for the Fullerton Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Fullerton CERT is sponsored by the Fullerton, CA Fire Department

The Fullerton Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates people about hazards that may impact their area. It offers training in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. The Fullerton CERT page operates under the City of Fullerton's social media policy. This policy is outlined below. The City of

03/27/2023

Do you know what to do in an emergency or disaster? Do you have the skills and supplies to keep you and your family safe in an emergency? Do you want more information and resources for emergency preparedness? The next CERT class is coming up. You must live or work in Fullerton. Contact [email protected] or (714) 446-1454 for more information.

Community Emergency Response Team is hosting a training in February. Excellent opportunity to learn basic disaster response skills, first aid, disaster preparedness, etc. contact 714-446-1454 for more information.

01/17/2023

Use 2023 to get disaster ready. Fullerton CERT is hosting a training academy.
Contact (714) 446-1454 for more information.

Community Emergency Response Team is hosting a training in February. Excellent opportunity to learn basic disaster response skills, first aid, disaster preparedness, etc. contact 714-446-1454 for more information.

01/05/2023

It is a new year with new opportunities to make a difference in your community. Become CERT Trained. Learn how to prepare for emergencies in your home, neighborhood, and workplace. Personal preparedness helps create community resiliency.

01/05/2023

Did you know that just six inches of rushing water can swipe a person off their feet? Stay aware of your surroundings. Use caution when driving and walking. Monitor and clear drains. Be aware of flying debris. Use caution in flood-prone areas. Be safe.

11/29/2022

Today is a great time to plan for tomorrow. Rain is expected from Wednesday p.m. to Friday p.m. Clear debris from your drains, downspouts, and eves. Use caution near storm drains and flood control channels. Sandbags can divert water and prevent flooding. A self-fill sandbag station is set up at 1600 W. Commonwealth Ave. Be safe, be prepared, and be resilient.

11/18/2022

High winds and low humidity are expected on Saturday, November 19th, from 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Use caution if driving a high-profile vehicle or towing a vehicle or equipment-secure the safety chain. If you have pets or large animals, ensure fences, gates, and stalls are closed and secure. Watch for flying debris, downed trees, or powerlines. Knowing many may leave town for the holiday weekend, use extra caution on the roadways. Be safe.

10/18/2022

Thursday, 10/20 at 10:20 Drop! Cover! Hold On! Take part in the World's Largest Earthquake Drill. Register at www.shakeout.org or just plan to ShakeOut at home, work, school, or wherever you might be! Make a plan and be prepared.

10/18/2022

During an Earthquake, be calm and Drop! Cover! Hold On! or if you use an assisted device, Lock! Cover! Hold On! Know what to do if there is an earthquake at night, while you are driving, or if you are outside. Be safe!