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With the bustle of the holidays just around the corner, make sure you’re taking every precaution possible to keep your home and family safe and secure. We usually see an increase in opportunistic crime this time of year; please remain vigilant.
If you plan to be away:
A comprehensive list of Safety Tips as well as numerous articles by the Travis County Sheriff Deputies are available on our website under Safety.
If you are not already, become a Wells Branch Neighborhood Association member. “Like” us on Facebook for community updates. The more community involvement and “connectedness” there is, the safer we all will be.
Most of all, be aware of your surroundings and look out for your neighbors. If you see or hear something suspicious, call 911. The Sheriff’s Department would much rather answer a false alarm than deal with a tragedy later.
We live in a GREAT community AND a SECURE neighborhood. Let’s all do our part to keep it that way. Here’s to a safe and happy holiday season!
*For information about starting your own Neighborhood Watch Group, please call Debby Thompson at 512-656-0654.
by John Grasshoff, Fire and Life Safety Specialist, ESD No. 2
Coach and health teacher David Sisson demonstrates the technique for TAKE 10-Compression-Only CPR to his health class students last week. Approximately 60 students learned the technique and showed proficiency.
All the health teachers in the Pflugerville School District were trained this summer in a collaborative effort of TAKE 10 staff and the Pflugerville Fire Department. Equipment was provided by the fire department.
Deena Bosier, District Health Curriculum Coordinator for PFISD and John Grasshoff, Fire and Life Safety Specialist with the fire department planned the training for the teachers.
“Having sixty more citizens with the confidence and training to act in the case of a cardiac arrest improves the survival rate in the City of Pflugerville,” said Grasshoff.
Health teachers throughout the district have begun training their students.