CPR

The county has been hosting the free CPR training sessions since 2011.

Statistics from the county's EMS unit shows higher cardiac arrest recovery numbers than the nation as a whole.

Todd Watkins credits a small army of people for keeping him alive in the course of his cardiac arrest incident.

The number of emergency cardiac cases receiving CRP before the arrival of professional aid has been rising steadily in the county since the "Press the Chest" sessions began.

Participants discovered how to keep cardiac arrest victims alive until the ambulance arrives

After a pandemic break, Press The Chest training is returning in-person to the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center.