By Pat Trevino
Cuero, Texas -The DeWitt County Office of Emergency Management provided a series of life‑saving training sessions today for DeWitt county staff, preparing employees with critical skills to respond quickly and confidently during emergencies.
Participants received instruction in Stop‑the‑Bleed, Hands‑Only CPR/AED, and Narcan (Naloxone) administration—three essential tools proven to save lives in situations involving severe bleeding, cardiac arrest, or opioid overdose. The training emphasized rapid response, situational awareness, and the importance of immediate action before first responders arrive.
County officials noted that empowering employees with these skills strengthens overall community safety and ensures that help is never far away during a crisis. Staff members from multiple departments took part, demonstrating a shared commitment to preparedness and public service.
The Office of Emergency Management expressed appreciation for everyone who attended and continues working to keep DeWitt County safe.
Departments, organizations, or community groups interested in scheduling similar training sessions are encouraged to contact the DeWitt County Office of Emergency Management for more information.