The mission of Citizen Corps is to harness the power of every individual through education, training, and volunteer service to make communities safer, stronger, and better prepared to respond to the threats of terrorism, crime, public health issues, and disasters of all kinds.

 Education and Preparedness

For our Communities

 

 

An invitation

To attend

“ALL HAZARDS

PREPAREDNESS FAIR”

September 15, 2007

10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

USU Innovations Center

(Formerly K-Mart)

990 South Main

Brigham City

 

Booths and Demonstrations

 

Brochures and Information from Professionals

 

Ready-made Kits and Supplies available

 

 

Items of Interest

Shelter, 72 Hour Kits, First Aid Kits

Water Storage, Food

 

Questions? Sharon Christensen 435-723-4071

Educaion y Preparacion

Para Nuestros Communate

 

Una invitacion a:

“Una Feria de Preparaciones

Contra Todos los Peligros”

15 Septiembre, 2007

De 10:00 a.m. a 3:00 p.m.

Centro de Innovacion de USU

(Antes era un K-Mart)

990 South Main

Brigham City

 

 

Cabinas y presentaciones

 

Folletos e informacion de profesionales

 

Botiquines preparados y materias disponibles

 

Refugio, Primeros Auxilios,

Almacenamiento de agua

Bontiquines de 72 horas

Comida

 

 

Mettre en doute?  Sharon Christensen 435-723-4071

The Citizen Corps mission is accomplished through a national network of state, local, and tribal Citizen Corps Councils. These Councils build on community strengths to implement the Citizen Corps programs and will carry out a local strategy to have every American participate.

Currently there are: 55 State/Territory Citizen Corps Councils And there are: 1,798 County/Local/Tribal Citizen Corps Councils.Which serve 196,677,003 people or 68 % of the total US population

Brigham City Citizen Corps Council

Brigham City Citizen Corps Council was organized in 2004, and has become an umbrella for the following organizations.  Fire Department, Ambulance Department,  Police Department, VIPS ( Volunteers in Police Service) overseeing Neighborhood Watch, Citizens Patrol, and McGruff, CERT ( Community Emergency Response Team) which gives classes twice a year to educate and organize teams in our neighborhoods to help in time of a disaster, either manmade or natural, Medical  Reserve Corps, and Fire Corps, Neighborhood Pride,  and others who will benefit from the grants and contributions to Citizen Corps.

Brigham City Citizen Corps Council Members

Name	Position
Stan Williams	Neighborhood Pride Council Representative
	CERT(Community Emergency Response Team) Council Representative
Leon Hyde	VIPS (Volunteers in Police Service) Council Representative
Jim Christensen	Box Elder School District Representative
Jim Madsen	Citizen at Large
Martha Harrison	Medical Reserve Corp
Garl Waldron	Discovery District Representative
Rev. Richard Scott	Lakeview District Representative
Boyd Young	Bunderson District Representative
Albert Thorson	Mt. View District Representative
Marsha Haynie	Foothill West/Box Elder High Representative
Sid Jensen	Foothill East Respresentative
Mayor Lou Ann Christensen
Chief Paul Tittensor	Brigham City Police Department
Chief Noel Cochran	Brigham City Fire Department
Chief Heath Green	Brigham City Ambulance Department
Jim Buchanan	Emergency Services Director
Judy Loveland	Neighborhood Improvement Coordinator
Sharon Christensen	Secretary

These people serve without compensation and devote many hours of volunteer service to the community.  Please volunteer and join with them in making our community a service-oriented one, as well as being informed and prepared for any situation.

Ordinance No. 04-15 established the Citizen Corps Council.

The establishment of a Citizen Corps Council for Brigham City will promote the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Brigham City and would be beneficial to Brigham City and its residents.  Terms of office are for three (3) years and will be staggered to ensure continuity of the Citizen Corps.  Members are appointed by the Mayor with advice and consent of the City Council.