Recognizing the County-Wide CERT Programs

Congratulations and good work C8!

The Board of Supervisors’ presentation recognizing the Contra Costa County Cities Citizen Corp CERT Committee (C-8) for their award from the State of California Office of Volunteers, Office of the Governor of California. The award was presented last June, and the Board of Supervisors formally recognized the great work that we’re doing, including outreach to our Spanish-speaking communities, training our volunteers to be ready to help with communications, shelters, animals and more.

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Recognizing the County-Wide CERT Programs

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