Community Members Complete CPR Training at Baldwin County Fire Headquarters
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueCommunity members practice CPR techniques on training manikins during a hands-on session at Baldwin County Fire Headquarters.
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueA wide view of the CPR class shows participants receiving instruction and guidance as part of the community safety training.
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueInstructors demonstrate proper chest compression techniques while attendees follow along during the CPR workshop.
Photo by Baldwin County Fire RescueParticipants line up at training tables, practicing life-saving CPR skills designed to assist victims before emergency crews arrive.
January 13, 2026 — Baldwin County Fire Rescue: Members of the Harrisburg Collaborative Group, along with local residents, gathered at Baldwin County Fire Headquarters on Tuesday to take part in a hands-on CPR training session aimed at strengthening community emergency response capabilities. The training, conducted in partnership with the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners, focused on teaching participants essential cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques that can be used to assist individuals experiencing medical emergencies until first responders arrive. Using CPR manikins, attendees practiced proper chest compressions and response procedures under the guidance of instructors, reinforcing the importance of quick, effective action in life-threatening situations. Officials with Baldwin County Fire Rescue praised the strong turnout and engagement, emphasizing that programs like this help empower residents with practical skills that save lives and strengthen neighborhood resilience. Fire officials reiterated their commitment to providing ongoing training opportunities that promote preparedness, public safety, and active community involvement.
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