Summary
Belton is kicking off a new emergency training program this September to help you learn how to handle local disasters. It’s a solid chance to pick up some life-saving skills and help keep your block safe.
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Impact analysis
The program is a low-cost investment in public safety that could save you money on potential disaster-related damages down the road.
Local residents who want to be better prepared for emergencies and feel more confident in their ability to help neighbors.
No groups negatively affected
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