Day cares get GEMA training
By By Ken Stanford
Posted 1:30PM on Tuesday 10th September 2002 ( 22 years ago )
GAINESVILLE - Day care providers in Gainesville and Hall County had the chance to receive child safety training Tuesday morning from the Georgia Emergency Management Agency. <br>
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Spokesman Buzz Weiss says it covered a wide range of potential threats.<br>
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"Whether it's from severe weather, potential acts of terrorism or domestic incidents that might occur on their property, they were covered," Weiss said.<br>
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Each participant received a "Play It Safe" kit containing videos and instructional material for adults and children.<br>
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The program has helped public schools develop emergency operation plans the past three years. <br>
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"State law requires that every public school have a plan in place and these (schools) wanted to get trained," Weiss said.<br>
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However, unlike the schools, it is not mandatory for day care providers.
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