Daisy Mountain Fire Department Citizen Corps Events Check out these scheduled events. Don't wait, REGISTER Today! First Aid Training  Where: Daisy Mountain Fire Station 143, 35050 S. Old Black Canyon Hwy Description: Basic First Aid utilizing the American Safety and Health Institute curriculum and certified instructors. Class format is partially lecture and partially practical (hands-on). Completion of the course requires students to demonstrate proficiency of skills presented in class and a short written test. Satisfactory completion of the course entitles you to a certificate valid for two years from date of completion. Registration is required. Space is limited (min: 8 students; max 25 students). The cost is $25 per student, due at the start of class, payable with exact change or check made payable to Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical, but is free to DMFD Citizen Corps Volunteers. Register for the event. Copy and paste this link into your browser: https://goo.gl/MBpyKB Contact: Paul Schickel 623-465-7400 x202 or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org Anthem Autumnfest When: Sat Oct 19, 2019 10am – 4pm & Sun Oct 20, 2019 10am – 4pm Description: Anthem residents and visitors from far and wide will come together to celebrate all things fall at Autumnfest. This family-friendly event celebrates the season with fall-flavored festivities including arts & crafts vendors, carnival rides, pumpkin picking and live entertainment. Arrive by 9:00 am to assist with setup and plan to stay for an hour after the event for tear down. We will be the event first aid station, and talk to visitors about disaster preparedness. Please wear your CERT uniform. You may bring lunch and snacks or purchase them there. Register for the event. Copy and paste this link into your browser: https://goo.gl/Hej9d1 Contact: Paul Schickel o: 623-465-7400 x202, c: 6223-695-1244, or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org More info at: Trunk & Treat  Where: Crossroads Church Plaza, 48606 42101 N 41st Drive, Anthem, AZ 85086 (map) Description: The Anthem Area Chamber of Commerce will be bringing Trunk & Treat back to Anthem’s west side for the event’s fourth year. Valley children and families are invited to come out to the Crossroads Church plaza on 41st Drive on Saturday, October 26th from 4-7pm. Local businesses and organizations will line the plaza with decorated vehicles and booths to hand out goodies to the little ghosts and goblins who come through. Kids and families are encouraged to dress in costume. This family-friendly community event is free to attend and open to all families in the north valley area. There will be fire truck tours, face-painting, games, crafts, ponies, food (for purchase), pumpkin patch, DJ and more! Please wear your CERT uniform and bring snacks, dinner and drinks. CERT will talk with visitors about disaster preparedness and will provide event first aid. Registration: Copy and paste this link into your browser: http://bit.ly/2mfbvZi Contact: Paul Schickel o: 623-465-7400, c: 623-695-1424 or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org More: Contact the Anthem Area Chamber of Commerce, 623.322.9127 or hmaxwell@anthemareachamber.org CPR Training When: Thursday, November 7, 2019 from 6pm – 10pm  Description: CPR and AED for the Community and Workplace, utilizing the American Safety and Health Institute curriculum and certified instructors. Class format is partially lecture and partially practical (hands-on). Completion of the course requires students to demonstrate proficiency on mannequins while on the floor and a short written test. Satisfactory completion of the course entitles you to a certificate valid for two years from date of completion. Registration is required. Space is limited (min: 8 students; max 25 students). The cost is $25 per student, due at the start of class, payable with exact change or check made payable to Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical, but is free to DMFD Citizen Corps Volunteers. NOTE: If you require CPR for the Healthcare Professional this is not the correct class for you. Register for the event. Copy and paste this link into your browser: https://goo.gl/E9zPbP Contact : Paul Schickel 623-465-7400 x202 or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org First Aid Training Description: First Aid for the Community and Workplace, utilizing the American Safety and Health Institute curriculum and certified instructors. Class format is partially lecture and partially practical (hands-on). Completion of the course requires students to demonstrate proficiency of skills presented in class and a short written test. Satisfactory completion of the course entitles you to a certificate valid for two years from date of completion. Registration is required. Space is limited (min: 8 students; max 25 students). The cost is $25 per student, due at the start of class, payable with exact change or check made payable to Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical, but is free to DMFD Citizen Corps Volunteers. Register for the event. Copy and paste this link into your browser: https://goo.gl/W51dfT Contact : Paul Schickel 623-465-7400 x202 or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org  When: Saturday, January 18, 2020 - 6:00 – 15:00 Where: Kunasek Trailhead along the Spear S trail at Linda Lane and New River Rd. LOCATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Description: Featuring a race course approximately 40-miles long, the Prickly Pedal Mountain Bike Race showcases the Maricopa Trail diversity. Aggressive ascents and descents, grinding it out on the flats, rocks, water, sand, mud, and roller coaster runs are all part of the fun. Beginning in Cave Creek and ending at Lake Pleasant, the course winds through the northern section of the Maricopa Trail including Anthem and Desert Hills. More than 300 riders are expected to participate. Racers and volunteers will have free entry into the After-Party and Award Ceremonies from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm. The After-Party will include refreshments, a free raffle ticket, a beer garden, live music and a free kids race at Lake Pleasant Regional Park. Racers can check their bikes into a secure bike corral at the After Party while the shuttle takes them to retrieve their vehicles at the start line. DMFM CERT's responsibilities will be to staff a feed (refreshment) station, first aid station and assist with accountability for the riders using amateur radio. If there are enough volunteers we will staff an additional station. A DMFM Brush Truck will provide additional support. Registration: Copy and paste this link into your browser: http://bit.ly/2HiNDff Contact: Paul Schickel O: 623-465-7400 x202, C: 623-695-1424 or Paul.Schickel@DMFD.org More event information will be posted as it becomes available. |
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