Ozark, Ala. (WDNews) — The Dale County Sheriff’s Office is introducing a new hands-on youth program designed to give children an inside look at the world of first responders.
According to the Dale County Sheriff’s Office, the Sheriff’s S.T.A.R. Program, which stands for Students Training Alongside Responders, will feature interactive activities, demonstrations, teamwork exercises and real-life skills training for children ages 11-12.
Officials said students will learn about the roles of first responders, basic first aid and safety awareness, emergency recognition, teamwork and communication skills, and how deputies, firefighters, EMTs and dispatchers work together.
Program highlights will include demonstrations from local first responders, patrol car and equipment showcases, age-appropriate activities and certificates of completion.
The program is scheduled for June 29 through July 1 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Organizers said the location will change daily depending on the subject being taught.
According to the flyer, the cost is $20 and space is limited.
For additional information, contact the Dale County Sheriff’s Office at 334-774-2335 or email [email protected].
Image Source – Dale County Sheriff’s Office
