Free First Friday safety class returns to Surprise in January
Narcan is a nasal spray that delivers naloxone and is designed to reverse opioid overdoses quickly.
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The Surprise Fire-Medical Department is offering free life-saving knowledge and training with first Friday safety classes on each odd-numbered month.
The free classes will teach basic emergency response training, so community members will know how to start helping while waiting for emergency crews.
With Stop the Bleed and Narcan classes, participants will learn the basic skills needed to save someone in the event of a deep-penetrating injury and the proper technique needed to deliver Narcan.
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Free First Friday safety class returns to Surprise in January
Courtesy Metro Creative Connection
Narcan is a nasal spray that delivers naloxone and is designed to reverse opioid overdoses quickly.
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The Surprise Fire-Medical Department is offering free life-saving knowledge and training with first Friday safety classes on each odd-numbered month.
The free classes will teach basic emergency response training, so community members will know how to start helping while waiting for emergency crews.
With Stop the Bleed and Narcan classes, participants will learn the basic skills needed to save someone in the event of a deep-penetrating injury and the proper technique needed to deliver Narcan.
Classes are available at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on every other first Friday at the Public Safety Building Auditorium, 14250 W. Statler Plaza, Suite 101. The next one is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 2.
Pre-registration is required at surpriseaz.gov/FireFirstFridays.
The maximum class size is 40 people for each session. Participants must be 12 years old or older, and a registered adult must accompany attendees aged 12 to 17.
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