Webster County Emergency Management is hosting a series of Emergency Preparedness Training sessions for residents. The next two Tuesday evenings will offer vital information on how to better prepare for emergencies.
The first session, which took place on Tuesday, March 18, focused on "Threat Assessment: What's Coming?" looking at potential threats and how to recognize them.
Upcoming sessions include:
- **Tuesday, March 25** – *Physical Preparedness: What Can I Do?* This session will cover practical steps to prepare yourself physically for an emergency.
- **Tuesday, April 1** – *Social Preparedness: Working with Others* This training will focus on collaborating with others during an emergency.
Each session will begin at **6 p.m.** and will be held at **2007 Hwy 125, Rogersville**. Presentations will be led by Craig Wiles, an expert in emergency management.
Those interested in attending are encouraged to RSVP by calling **417-370-8254**. This is a valuable opportunity for residents to gain essential knowledge that could make a difference in an emergency situation.
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