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The fire chief’s offer: learn CPR at no charge
Chief Greg Brett offered free CPR and AED instruction. Here’s whom to contact about availability and arrangements.
Want to learn CPR or how to use an automated external defibrillator, or AED? Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, Fire Chief Greg Brett says the department can teach both at no charge.[1][2]
Brett made the offer during his Oct. 6 report to City Council, highlighting October’s Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month. “There is no charge for these opportunities,” he said, according to the city’s draft meeting minutes.[1]
To ask about availability and arrangements, contact Brett at (770) 463-1592 or greg.brett@chatthillsga.us, the contact details listed on the city’s Fire & Rescue webpage. His report did not give a class date or registration instructions, so check with the department before making plans.[1][2]
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