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Resident urges Laguna Hills to revive disaster‑preparedness and training programs
Summary
During public comment a resident urged the council to restore disaster preparedness training (CPR, Stop the Bleed) and naloxone/addiction resources; the mayor offered to follow up and staff accepted the speaker’s written summary.
During the public comment period on April 8, an unidentified Laguna Hills resident urged the City Council to consider reviving local disaster‑preparedness training and public health trainings, citing programs the city offered in 2011 and expressing interest in CPR, Stop the Bleed and naloxone training.
The commenter said a recent meeting hosted by an outside organization raised concerns and asked whether the city could renew community preparedness offerings and make training widely available, acknowledging funding is a constraint. The mayor offered to reach out directly and staff told the speaker they would follow up; the speaker also offered to provide a written letter summarizing the request.
Councilmembers did not debate this request at length during the meeting; staff follow‑up was requested to explore feasibility and next steps.
