The Citizen Engagement Series offers citizens the opportunity to gain insight into how decisions are made at the County level to set the priorities of the community and exchange input and ideas to meet the present and future challenges that we face. The purpose of the Series is to foster an informed and actively-engaged citizenry which is a key component required to strengthen our community.
The Series consists of six bi-monthly interactive sessions that will provide knowledge of the County’s decision-making process, and the process in which programs and services are delivered to the community. As a result, citizens will have the opportunity to gain a greater understanding of the role, responsibilities, and challenges of County government and become more involved in shaping the community.
The Leon County Citizen Engagement Series
Presents
“Emergency Medical Services: Preserving Life, Improving Health, Promoting Safety”
May 31, 2012
6 p.m.
Capital Area Chapter of the American Red Cross Building
1115 Easterwood Drive
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In its continuous effort and commitment to engage citizens and promote transparency in the decision making process, Leon County will host “Emergency Medical Services: Preserving Life, Improving Health, Promoting Safety”. The interactive session will highlight the operations and services of the community’s award-winning Leon County Emergency Medical Services. Activities during the session will range from CPR/AED training to the demonstration of trauma response.
The Citizen Engagement Series offers citizens the chance gain greater insight into County government and engages them in the various issues facing the community. The Series is open to all Leon County residents. Registration closes on Tuesday, May 29 at 5 p.m. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.