Are You Ready to Respond to an Emergency?
Help your community respond and recover.
The purpose of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program is to educate people about potential issues that may occur during a disaster. CERT’s main goal for its members is disaster preparedness. The overall CERT training totals about 20 hours. Our CERT program is usually taught over two Saturdays for 6 hours each and one Sunday for 3 hours. During the training, students and community members from all backgrounds come together to learn how they can help themselves, their families, their neighbors, and their community during a disaster.
The goal of the Millersville University-Community CERT program is to create a culture of preparedness by increasing the knowledge and skills that the citizens need to safely handle disaster and emergency situations through training and education. This CERT currently serves the Millersville University, Millersville borough, and surrounding communities but we are hoping to expand the program to reach a much larger number of people.
Fall 2025 CERT Training Dates:
The official dates for the Fall 2025 CERT training, sponsored by the Center for Disaster Research and Education, are as follows:
October 25th: 9-3pm
November 1st: 9-3pm
November 2nd: 9-12pm
A registration form will be shared on this webpage in the coming weeks. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact CERT Coordinator Sarah Stengel at smstenge@millersville.edu
Why CERT?
