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Chair says county commissioners will join hands-on CPR training at 1 p.m.
Summary
At the May 21 Strafford County commission meeting the chair announced county participation in a hands-on CPR training at 1:00 p.m. in support of the New Hampshire CPR Challenge and encouraged employee participation.
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The chair of the Strafford County Board of County Commissioners announced at the noon meeting on May 21 that commissioners and county employees will take part in a hands-on CPR training at 1:00 p.m. in support of the New Hampshire CPR Challenge.
"Item 2, we're gonna have a hands on CPR training in support of the New Hampshire CPR challenge, and the ... training starts at 01:00 today," the chair said during opening announcements. The chair said county commissioners are expected to attend the training alongside other county employees.
The training was presented as an item of community preparedness and staff engagement; no funding or vendor details were provided during the announcement. The board did not take any formal action around the training during the public session.
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