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Coral Springs highlights emergency‑response and mental‑health programs; Stop the Bleed free classes scheduled May 22
Summary
The commission proclaimed First Responder Mental Health Awareness Day and Mental Health Awareness Month, recognized EMS and Stop the Bleed weeks, and announced free Stop the Bleed classes May 22 at the Coral Springs Regional Institute of Public Safety.
The Coral Springs City Commission used Thursday’s meeting to spotlight public‑safety and behavioral‑health initiatives, marking First Responder Mental Health Awareness Day and Mental Health Awareness Month, recognizing Emergency Medical Services Week and announcing free Stop the Bleed classes on May 22.
Vice Mayor Nancy Mateo Bowen read a proclamation designating May 10 as First Responder Mental Health Awareness Day. City staff noted that “in 02/2021, the state of Florida passed SR 618…
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