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The Kenai Peninsula Citizen Corps (KPCC) program offers CERT and Fire Corps (Wildfire Preparedness) training and volunteer opportunities. Our training goals are to identify disaster risks and develop solutions that connect local leaders, volunteers and first responders to build stronger, safer, better prepared communities. For more information on your local Citizen Corps programs view the brochure.
Questions about the Citizen Corps programs? Fill out this form, email Dan Nelson, KPCC Coordinator, or call Dan at 262-2098.

Are you prepared for a disaster? What's your RQ (Readiness Quotient)? Find out by taking a simple test at www.WhatsYourRQ.org. In a major disaster, it might be several days before vital services are restored. Are you prepared? Visit 72hours.org. Why you should have a NOAA Weather Radio All Hazard Alert Broadcast System (Sirens) Employee Links Employee Email FirstClass