SAFER Santa Rosa

Overview/What's New: We want to give you a quick update on the tropics. A tropical disturbance located near the central Bahamas this afternoon is expected to move westward into the central Gulf of Mexico by early next week. A broad area of low pressure is expected to form well to the south of our area and the system has a Medium (50%) chance of tropical development as it moves west toward the western Gulf coastline during the early to middle part of next week. The only impact we expect for our area will be some increase in winds over the marine area, which will likely generate swell and an associated High Rip Current Risk along our local Alabama and western Florida panhandle beaches by Monday and Tuesday. Rain chances will remain very limited and mainly confined to areas near the coast Sunday and Monday as most of the moisture with this system remains displaced to our south.

Building heat will be the main weather story late this weekend and especially into the upcoming week. A Heat Advisory will go into effect again Sunday across southern portions of southeast Mississippi and into far southwest Alabama and coastal northwest Florida for heat index values up to 108°. Actual air temperatures could reach up to around 102° or 103° across parts of southeast Mississippi again Sunday afternoon. Similar temperatures are expected Monday before record breaking temperatures return Tuesday through Friday. Most areas away from the coast may see actual air temperatures between 100° and 105° each day, with heat index values potentially trending around or above 110° (especially mid to late week). The extended period of excessive heat could result in an increased potential for heat related illnesses next week.

*Impact 1 - Increased Rip Current Risk and Elevated Surf

WHAT: A High Rip Current Risk and surf building up to 3-5 feet along the Alabama and northwest Florida panhandle beaches
WHEN: Monday into Tuesday afternoon
WHERE: Alabama and northwest Florida panhandle beaches
CONFIDENCE: Confidence in the HIGH rip current risk is increasing.
*Impact 2 - Heat

WHAT and WHEN: Heat will build late this weekend and especially into the upcoming week. The hottest temperatures are expected Tuesday through Friday.
WHERE: A Heat Advisory goes into effect for southern portions of southeast Mississippi, far southwest Alabama, and coastal northwest Florida panhandle Sunday for heat indices up to around 108. Additional Advisories and/or Excessive Heat Watches/Warnings may be needed Tuesday through Friday as temperatures and heat index values increase over all of the area.
CONFIDENCE: Confidence in hot temperatures this week is high.
Please see the attached graphics for additional information. We mainly wanted to make everyone aware about the tropical disturbance in the Gulf and increased heat potential this upcoming week. Additional updates will be sent if needed.

August 21: National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness DayTM





Join us in observing the second annual National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day™ on Monday, August 21, 2023. Established by the not-for-profit organization, Facing Fentanyl™, today we remember loved ones lost to overdoses involving illegally made fentanyl, raise awareness of the dangers of fentanyl, and share ways to prevent fatal overdose.

Illegally made fentanyl is a growing threat in the United States and is a major factor in fatal drug overdoses. Nearly 200 people die every day from overdoses related to synthetic opioids like illegally made fentanyl. Of note this year, fentanyl mixed with xylazine (a sedative not approved for human use) has been declared an emerging threat in the U.S. due to its impact on the opioid crisis. Xylazine has the potential to be life-threatening, especially when combined with opioids like fentanyl, and has been increasingly detected in the U.S. illegal drug supply.

CDC has sharable resources available to help educate and protect the public from overdoses involving fentanyl. Resources include factsheets, videos, and social media content, that explain the dangers of fentanyl and ways to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Take action and save lives. Learn more about illegally made fentanyl, fentanyl test strips, and how to use naloxone to reverse an opioid overdose.

For more information about National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness DayTM, visit https://facingfentanylnow.org/.


Shareable Social Media



August 21 is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day. Illegally made fentanyl is one of the most common drugs involved in overdose deaths. Join us in raising awareness of the dangers of fentanyl and learn how to protect yourself or your loved ones: https://bit.ly/41jGthn

We have also added National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day™ Facebook Frames and GIPHY stickers to our Digital Media Toolkit page with instructions for use. CDC encourages partner organizations to use these messages on their social media platforms to encourage drug overdose prevention.


Social Accounts to Follow:
• X (Twitter):
• X (Twitter):
• Facebook: Facing Fentanyl



Additional resources:
• Fentanyl Facts
• Fentanyl Test Strips: A Harm Reduction Strategy
• Protect Yourself from the Dangers of Fentanyl
• Lifesaving Naloxone
• Protect Friends and Family with Lifesaving Naloxone
• What You Should Know About Xylazine
• Stop Overdose Website
• Know the Signs and Get Help for Opioid Addiction
• Drug-Free Communities (DFC)
• Overdose Data to Action (OD2A)
• Evidence-Based Strategies for Preventing Opioid Overdose

Fentanyl Facts Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times stronger than he**in and 100 times stronger than morphine. It is a major contributor to fatal and nonfatal overdoses in the U.S.1

2023 PED-BIKE-TRAILS SURVEY HERE




PURPOSE:
To provide a resource for Escambia and Santa Rosa County citizens, planners, developers, and political leaders to establish and promote pedestrian and bicycle-friendly communities. This plan will update the TPO’s Pedestrian/Bicycle Master Plan by adding a Trail element.

PUBLIC INPUT:
At the center of this process, our committees and boards take the Public's opinion in high regard. We've created a survey to get those opinions to the appropriate ears and eyes!

Access the Florida-Alabama PedBikeTrails 2023 Master Plan Survey using the button above. You can also access it via www.ecrc.org/PedBikeTrailsSurvey.

PedBikeTrails 2023 Master Plan Website

Find the current interactive maps, Public Input information, and more by visiting the webpage
using the button above or visiting http://www.ecrc.org/PedBikeTrails




In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, reasonable accommodations to access meetings and limited English proficiency are available upon request. Persons who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or need translation services should contact Public Involvement toll-free 800-226-8914 or TTY 711, at least 48 hours in advance.
Para informacion en espanol, puede llamar a Ada Clark al 850-332-7976, ext. 278 o TTY 711. Si necesita acomodaciones especiales, por favor llame 48 horas de antemanos. Participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, s*x, religion, disability, or family status. Persons who believe they have experienced discrimination may file a complaint with the Title VI Coordinator, 850-332-7976, ext. 220.
The Emerald Coast Regional Council staffs the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization, a regional entity providing professional technical assistance, planning, coordinating, and advisory services to local governments, state and federal agencies, and the public to preserve and enhance the quality of life in northwest Florida.



For media inquiries, please contact Public Involvement at 850-332-7976.

Welcome to Emerald Coast Regional Council, FL Welcome to Emerald Coast Regional Council, FL

Overview/What's New: The hot and humid conditions will continue over most of the area today, and a Heat Advisory has been expanded to include most counties. There is also potential for strong to severe storms this afternoon into the early evening hours as a cluster of storms moves into the area. A slight risk of severe storms is outlined over interior portions of southeast Mississippi and southwest and south central Alabama with a marginal risk for much of the rest of the area.

*Impact 1 - Extreme Heat*

WHAT: A Heat Advisory for heat index values up to 113°.
WHEN: 10 AM to 7 PM today.
WHERE: Most of the area.
NOTE: Storms and associated cloud cover will likely keep heat index values around 105° to perhaps 108° over the northern most counties today. These values are just below advisory criteria and therefore they have not been included in the heat advisory.
*Impact 2 - Isolated Severe Storms*

WHAT: Isolated severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Frequent lightning strikes and very heavy downpours will also accompany the strongest storms that develop. Very localized flooding will be possible.
WHEN: Tuesday afternoon into the early evening (12pm to 7pm).
WHERE: Mainly over portions of south central and interior southwest Alabama and southeast Mississippi where a slight risk of severe storms is in place.

Overview/What's New: The hot and humid conditions will continue especially for the southern half of the area on Tuesday, and a Heat Advisory has been issued for these areas. There is also potential for strong to severe storms Tuesday afternoon into the early evening hours as a cluster of storms moves into the area. A slight risk of severe storms is outlined over interior portions of southeast Mississippi and southwest and south central Alabama with a marginal risk for much of the rest of the area.

*Impact 1 - Extreme Heat*

WHAT: A Heat Advisory for heat index values up to 111°.
WHEN: 10 AM to 7 PM Tuesday.
WHERE: The southern half of the area.
NOTE: Storms and associated cloud cover will likely keep heat index values around 105° to perhaps 108° over the northern half of the area on Tuesday. These values are just below advisory criteria and therefore they have not been included in the heat advisory.
*Impact 2 - Isolated Severe Storms*

WHAT: Isolated severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Frequent lightning strikes and very heavy downpours will also accompany the strongest storms that develop. Very localized flooding will be possible.
WHEN: Tuesday afternoon into the early evening (12pm to 6pm).
WHERE: Mainly over portions of south central and interior southwest Alabama and southeast Mississippi where a slight risk of severe storms is in place.

Overview/What's New: Unfortunately, we are going to have to contend with dangerously hot conditions again today, and an Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for the entire area from 10 am until 7pm. Dangerous heat is possible again Tuesday. An Excessive Heat Watch is in effect for the southern portion of the area on Tuesday, and a Heat Advisory is in effect further inland. There is the potential for severe storms on Tuesday, and the Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk of severe storms for portions of south central and interior southwest Alabama with a marginal risk for much of the rest of the area. Note: SPC has also issued a marginal risk of severe storms for today for interior portions of the area, but rain chances are low.

*Impact 1 - Extreme Heat*

WHAT: An Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for maximum heat index values up to 114°
WHEN: 10 AM to 7 PM today
WHERE: The entire area
NOTE: Heat impacts will continue into Tuesday. An Excessive Heat Watch is in effect across southern portions of the area again Tuesday where heat index values up to 113° will be possible. A Heat Advisory is in effect over inland areas on Tuesday where maximum heat index values are forecast to be up to 110°.
*Impact 2 - Isolated Severe Storms*

WHAT: Isolated severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Frequent lightning strikes and very heavy downpours will also accompany the strongest storms that develop. Very localized flooding will be possible.
WHEN: Late Tuesday morning through the afternoon
WHERE: Mainly over portions of south central and interior southwest Alabama where a slight risk of severe storms is in place.

Overview/What's New: Good morning everyone. Here is a quick update on expected heat impacts and storm potential today. Very hot and humid conditions will continue today and an Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for the entire area. Maximum heat index values are expected to top out between 110-115° over much of the region. The extreme heat and humidity will significantly increase the potential for heat related illnesses today. Additional heat impacts will likely continue into Monday. The atmosphere will once again become quite unstable with scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms developing by early this afternoon. Some storms will strengthen to near severe limits with damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph possible in the more intense cells that develop. The isolated severe storm threat will mainly be during the afternoon and early evening hours (1-9 PM).

*Impact 1 - Extreme Heat*

WHAT: An Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for maximum heat index values of 110-115°
WHEN: 10 AM to 7 PM today
WHERE: All of southeast Mississippi, southwest and south central Alabama, and the western Florida panhandle
NOTE: Heat impacts will continue into Monday. An Excessive Heat Watch is in effect across southern portions of the area again Monday where heat index values of 110-115° will once again be possible. A Heat Advisory will be in effect over inland areas on Monday where maximum heat index values are forecast to be just a little lower, but still between 105-111°.
*Impact 2 - Isolated Severe Storms*

WHAT: Isolated severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Frequent lightning strikes and very heavy downpours will also accompany the strongest storms that develop. Very localized flooding will be possible.
WHEN: This afternoon into early this evening (1 PM to 9 PM)
WHERE: Most of the forecast area will have a chance of storms today.

On October 20th, United Way of West Florida will be hosting its 30th Day of Caring. Day of Caring is a community-wide initiative that connects volunteers and resources with local agencies and schools in need of support. We are recruiting volunteer teams looking to work and nonprofit agencies and schools that need projects done across Escambia and Santa Rosa counties. Last year, there were almost 600 volunteers with 60 projects in our two-county area! We would love to have you participate by hosting a project or forming a volunteer group. This is a chance to share your mission and work and potentially connect with new folks in the community.

If you are interested in participating, please complete a Day of Caring Interest Form by clicking here. Also on the DOC page is a timeline leading up to October 20th, photos from past projects, and information on Get Connected Learning Labs.

Please reach out to me with any questions.

Thank you!
Julia Helton (she/her/hers)
Community Impact Coordinator
United Way of West Florida
1301 W. Government St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
(850) 912-8177 direct
www.uwwf.org

| United Way of West Florida United Way of West Florida fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.

Good Morning Medical Reserve Corps/Disaster Response Group:

Please find updated training schedule for the first quarter.
(Fiscal Year for the State of Florida starts July 1 – ends on June 30).

We will be offering the following CPR - Basic First Aid - Wilderness First Aid Classes in August & September; masks are optional.

This is a great opportunity for first time learners, certification requirements for other classes or medical training, or your current certifications have expired and it is time to re-certify. Certifications are valid for two years.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
August and September classes will convene at the Milton CHD Facility: 5527 Stewart Street, Milton, Florida, 32570

August

CPR Class on Tuesday, August 8th from 5:00p-7:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday, August 22nd 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Wilderness First Aid Class on Saturday, August 26th from 8:00a-4:00p – in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
This class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, the class is free, however, if certifications are required, there will be a $50.00 charge for the 8-hour Wilderness First Aid Class which is the cost of the certification. It is asked that both CPR and Basic First Aid classes be completed prior to taking this class – LPN’s, RN’s, Nurse Practitioners, EMT’s, Paramedics, and Medical Doctors do not need these prerequisites.

September

CPR Class on Wednesday, September 13th from 5:00p-7:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday September 26th from 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

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Please RSVP if you would like to attend any of these classes – DO NOT REPLY TO ALL

Thank you!

Tom

Thomas D.Verlaan
Planner IV
DOH-Santa Rosa
5527 Stewart Street
Milton, Florida 32570
PH: 850-564-2278
CELL: 850-291-8329

Worthy cause.

Received this from an organization in the county.

"We had a local senior call in about her
front porch that is deteriorating.
She has no help or funds to fix it herself. "

I am seeking permission to share her name and phone number. If you think you can help message me and after I get permission to share her contact info I will respond.

SAVE THE DATE and join us on July 20 for this year's Stuff the Bus event, in partnership with United Way of West Florida, Escambia County Public Schools, WEAR Cares, Cat Country 98.7, NewsRadio 92.3, and Pensacola News Journal! You can catch us at the following Wal-Mart store locations on July 20 from 6am-6pm:
* Milton
* Tiger Point
* Navarre

Help spread the word and join us Tuesday, July 11 at 5:30pm, Milton Community Center, for the 2nd installment of our Parent Education Summer Series!

Tuesday's topic will be Internet and Cybersafety for kids and teens. Special guests will include representatives from the Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office, local FBI field office, Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), and district ITS.

The first night was well attended and provided parents and families with beneficial information and connections. There is still time to RSVP. Remember, the first 50 people in the door will have their names placed in a drawing for a $50 gas card.

We hope to see you there!!

Good Afternoon Medical Reserve Corps/Disaster Response Group:

Please find updated training schedule for the first quarter.
(Fiscal Year for the State of Florida starts July 1 – ends on June 30).

We will be offering the following CPR - Basic First Aid - Wilderness First Aid Classes in July-August-September; masks are optional.

This is a great opportunity for first time learners, certification requirements for other classes or medical training, or your current certifications have expired and it is time to re-certify.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
July classes will convene at the Midway CHD Facility: 5840 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Florida, 32563.

August and September classes will convene at the Milton CHD Facility: 5527 Stewart Street, Milton, Florida, 32570

July

CPR Class on Tuesday July 11th from 5:00p-7:00p in the Midway CHD Facility Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Wednesday July 19th from 5:00p-8:00p in the Midway CHD Facility Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

August

CPR Class on Tuesday, August 8th from 5:00p-7:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday, August 22nd 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Wilderness First Aid Class on Saturday, August 26th from 8:00a-4:00p – in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
This class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, the class is free, however, if certifications are required, there will be a $50.00 charge for the 8-hour Wilderness First Aid Class which is the cost of the certification. It is asked that both CPR and Basic First Aid classes be completed prior to taking this class – LPN’s, RN’s, Nurse Practitioners, EMT’s, Paramedics, and Medical Doctors do not need these prerequisites.

September

CPR Class on Wednesday, September 13th from 5:00p-7:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday September 26th from 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

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Please RSVP if you would like to attend any of these classes – DO NOT REPLY TO ALL

Thank you!

Tom

Thomas D.Verlaan
Planner IV
DOH-Santa Rosa
5527 Stewart Street
Milton, Florida 32570
PH: 850-564-2278
CELL: 850-291-8329

Overview/What's New: A long duration heat wave is expected to continue through this week. An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect today for coastal areas of Alabama, Escambia county Florida, Stone county and George counties in Mississippi. A heat advisory is in effect for all other areas. Confidence is too low to issue a heat watch for Wednesday, however, a heat advisory will likely be needed. The heat will likely peak Thursday and Friday. An excessive heat watch is in effect for much of the area on Thursday. Confidence is too low to issue a heat watch for Wednesday, however, a heat advisory will likely be needed. This will be a long duration heat wave as heat stress will likely increase into the weekend.

WHAT: Excessive heat with heat indices of 108 to 110 in the advisory area and 112 to 115 in the warning area. Heat indices Thursday will likely range 110 to 115 across most of the area with 115 to 120 over southeastern Mississippi, southwestern Alabama and the northwest Florida Panhandle.
WHEN: Each afternoon Today into the weekend.
WHERE: Highest heat indices confined to coastal areas today spreading inland by Thursday.
CONFIDENCE: Confidence today is moderate as there are some concerns that cloud cover could keep temps down a degree or two but any locations that see clearing will quickly reach criteria. Confidence is lower on Wednesday as a cluster of storms during the early afternoon may result in temperatures busting by 5 to 10 degrees leading to us not reaching criteria. However, if rain does not arrive then confidence in heat advisory to warning criteria quickly increases. Thursday is high confidence in heat indices above 110 to 115 areawide.

Additional Notes: Along with the excessive heat, another MCS could be possible during the early afternoon on Wednesday. Confidence in timing, location and strength of this system is currently low. However, given the potential instability ahead of this system some stronger wind gusts may accompany any storms that do develop. We are not outlooked for severe weather given the low confidence but if trends continue a mention of strong to severe storms Wednesday may be needed.

Overview/What's New: A complex setup remains in place across much of the southeast, making forecast uncertainty very high. With that said, several rounds of severe thunderstorms are forecast to impact the forecast area from today and continue into the early part of the new work week. An Enhanced Risk (Level 3 of 5) has been expanded to cover the entire area today, and there is a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for much of the area on Monday. Additional severe threats are possible Tuesday; however, confidence is very low.

*Impact 1 - Severe Thunderstorms Today

WHAT: Multiple rounds of severe storms are expected, with damaging straight-line winds of at least 60 mph and hail the size of golf balls or greater. A tornado or two is also possible.
TIMING ROUND 1: Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible this morning (6 AM to 11 AM).
TIMING ROUND 2: Scattered to numerous severe storms are likely this afternoon and evening (2 PM to 11 PM).
TIMING ROUND 3: Although forecast confidence is low, there is a potential for an additional wave of severe thunderstorms between 2 AM and 7 AM.
CONFIDENCE: Forecast confidence is high on the threat of severe thunderstorms but low on the exact timing.
*Impact 2 - Severe Thunderstorms Monday into Monday night

WHAT: Severe storms capable of producing damaging winds of 60+ mph, large hail up to at least golf ball size, and possibly a tornado.
WHEN: Mainly during the afternoon and evening hours.
CONFIDENCE: Forecast confidence is medium to high on the threat of severe thunderstorms but low on the exact timing.
*Impact 3 - Flash Flooding

WHAT: An additional 2 to 4 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts possible, is expected, which may lead to flash flooding.
WHEN: A Flood Watch remains in effect through early Monday morning.
WHERE: All of southeast Mississippi, southwest and south-central Alabama, and the western Florida Panhandle.
CONFIDENCE: Medium to High in occurrence but lower confidence regarding timing and location of heavy rainfall.
Additionally, there is a HIGH risk of rip currents for all area beaches through early next week.

Please see the attached graphics for additional information.

Join our group if you love the laugh Ladies That Laugh

There is an elderly woman in Milton that needs help installing a window A/C unit. If you can help her let me know and I will put you in touch.

Each year, our district partners with United Way of West Florida to help STUFF THE BUS! This year’s event will take place on Thursday, July 20th at our local Wal-Mart stores:
 Navarre Parkway
 Tiger Point

We are looking for volunteers to assist with our efforts this year. If you, your family, school club or group would like to come out and volunteer on this special day in our community, please click the link for the volunteer opportunities in Get Connected – Stuff the Bus.
https://uwwf.galaxydigital.com/need/index?need_id=799621&need_init_id=8687

This is a wonderful opportunity for students that need service hours for clubs or scholarships.

Thank you in advance for your willingness to help out with this great cause and I look forward to seeing you all soon.

uwwf.galaxydigital.com

May and June classes will convene at the Milton CHD Facility: 5527 Stewart Street, Milton, Florida, 32570

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday, May 16th from 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Wilderness First Aid Class on Saturday, May 20th from 8:00a-4:00p – in the Milton CHD Facility Large Conference Room.
This class is free for Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-Santa Rosa County residents, the class is free, however, if certifications are required, there will be a $50.00 charge for the 8-hour Wilderness First Aid Class which is the cost of the certification. It is asked that both CPR and Basic First Aid classes be completed prior to taking this class – LPN’s, RN’s, Nurse Practitioners, EMT’s, Paramedics, and Medical Doctors do not need these prerequisites.

June

CPR Class on Wednesday June 21st from 5:00p-7:00p in the Milton CHD Large Conference Room.
The class is free for DOH Employees and Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-DOH employees/non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

Basic First Aid Class on Tuesday June 27th from 5:00p-8:00p in the Milton CHD WIC Board Room.
The class is free for DOH Employees and Santa Rosa County Residents. For all non-DOH employees/non-Santa Rosa County residents, there will be a $30.00 charge for the certification, which is the cost of the certification. All buddies, spouses, significant others are welcome!

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Please RSVP if you would like to attend any of these classes – DO NOT REPLY TO ALL

Thank you!

Tom

Thomas D.Verlaan
Planner IV
DOH-Santa Rosa
5527 Stewart Street
Milton, Florida 32570
PH: 850-564-2278
CELL: 850-291-8329