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Town highlights safety programs: free lockboxes, CPR classes and a Firewise session
Summary
Carefree announced a free lockbox program (installation by Royal Metro), CPR classes (July 13 and Aug. 13), and a Firewise class (July 10). A resident in public comment said the CPR registration phone number on the flyer was nonfunctional and recommended using email.
Town officials promoted several community-safety programs. Presenters described a free lockbox program intended to help residents avoid forced entry—installation is coordinated through Royal Metro; the town requests a $25 donation but emphasized the program is free for those who need it.
Royal Metro and the town announced CPR classes on July 13 at 10 a.m. and August 13 at 6 p.m.; Chief Tally encouraged residents to take training, emphasizing the importance of bystander CPR at home. A Firewise class for wildfire preparedness is scheduled for July 10 at 9 a.m. at the firehouse.
During call to the public, resident Janet Beas told the council the phone number printed on the CPR flyer is nonfunctional and said organizers should direct people to email instead; staff offered to follow up after the meeting. The council closed public comment and adjourned.
