OLATHE, Kan. - As the spring severe weather season approaches, Johnson County Emergency Management and Homeland Security will offer a free public severe weather awareness training presentation next week.
The two hour session will feature a presentation from a National Weather Service meteorologist who will discuss the many aspects of severe weather, including storm spotting and personal safety.
"This type of training is vital to continue to prepare Johnson County for all hazards and emergencies," says Nick Crossley, Director of Johnson County Emergency Management & Homeland Security. "Providing these types of educational opportunities for our citizens is a priority preparedness activity."
The training will take place Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. at the Pioneer Trail Junior High School, 15100 W. 127th St. in Olathe, Kan.
For those who cannot attend the presentation in person, the county will air the event live at www.jocoem.org/cit/live.shtml
