Volunteer News:
Volunteer Spot Light:
Maybe YOU can be our next volunteer in the spotlight! VOLUNTEER NOTICE:
BCART Volunteers, we need all active volunteers to be compliant with the SART educational and other requirements as soon as possible. In order for all active volunteers to remain deployable, you must have certain requirements met.
All active volunteers need the County Photo ID tag that can be obtained by getting a photo taken or by contacting me to email a photo in. Many volunteers still do not have ID,or their required paperwork and/or educational courses completed.
If you no longer wish to be an active volunteer and do not wish to complete your requirements, please let us know and we can list you on inactive status.
Please Note!
There is a rule that reflective vests must be worn by CART personell if responding on Federally funded Highways! The vests can be worn over other regular vest/clothing if needed. For this function only, the Orange CART vest EMA supplies may also meet this requirement.There are 10 of these vests stored on each trailer.
BUCKS CART MEMBERS!
IF YOU ARE A VOLUNTEER THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN INVITED TO JOIN THE
BUCKS CART YAHOO GROUP,
PLEASE CONTACT buckscart@gmail.com .
Please come to the AUGUST 29TH MEETING! We will plan for the Rabies Clinic Drill on September 17th and do some radio training. 6:30 at Bucks Co. Technical High School in Levittown Thank You! To Our Bucks CART Members Who Volunteer at CART Tabling Events:
Tabling events are an important part of spreading disaster preparedness information with the community. If you are interested in manning the CART table at an event please check out the Bucks CART Events and Trainings Link located under the Navigation Bar above for opportunities. If you have an event that you feel Bucks CART should be a part of please email Buckscart@gmail.com
For more event pictures view the slideshow on the home page or view our album at http://picasaweb.google.com/BucksCART
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Have you completed your background check yet? Go to: PA state police website and fill out the application on line or print and mail: Is Your 'Go Bag' Ready?
Personal Gear/Supplies for disasters for Volunteers:
BASIC: Personal clothing to include: Long Pants/Jeans Cart Shirt/Vest Short sleeve/long sleeve shirt jacket Long Johns/coat/hat /gloves (winter) Rain gear Work Boots (steel toe preferred) or at the least stong closed toe shoes (shelter and rescue)
Accessories: ID Belt Small swiss army type knife/leathermans tool Small flashlight for belt Lg. flashlight Sunglasses (neck rope) Baseball cap Watch Work gloves Whistle Pocket size note pad/pen Fanny pack Back pack Slip lead(leash ) (shelter and rescue)
Shelter Specific: Long sleeves/Long pants (lighter for summer/heavy for winter)may have to wear over short sleeves at times. Work boots (steel toe preferred)or stong closed toe shoe Belt Ear plugs Bandana/hair tie/baseball cap Whistle Gloves(work) Safety glasses Leash(slip lead) Fanny pack
TAR/LAR/Water rescue specific gear as outlined in certification course.* In general basic personal rescue gear bag basic to include: Ear Plugs Hard hat/helmet Hat Mask Binoculars Whistle Belt Safety goggles Work Gloves Life jacket Waders/waterproof boots/wet/dry suit*(see above) Rain gear Work boots (steel toe) Long pants/jeans Coveralls Long sleeve shirt/jacket Winter gear Flashlight(sm and lg) Slip lead leash Backpack/fanny pack
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