Jackson CERT

CERT Pictures

CERT Forms

ICS forms fillable on line or you can print them, click here

• Search & Rescue Forms Print only, click below:
  • Search Urgency
  • Incident Missing Person Questionnaire
  • Wanderers Information Sheet
  • Questionnaire for Autism Spectrum
  • Blessed Dementia Scale

FEMA Emergency information and forms

CERT Contacts and information

CERT Mission

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program helps train people to be better prepared to respond to emergency situations in their communities. When emergencies happen, CERT members can give critical support to first responders, provide immediate assistance to victims, and organize spontaneous volunteers at a disaster site. CERT members can also help with non-emergency projects that help improve the safety of the community. CERT is a nationwide initiative.

Jackson CERT Team

• JOHN ABREU             –  South Knolls
• DAVE ALVO             –  South Knolls
• DALE ANDREWS           –  Jackson
• JUAN CASANOVA         –  South Knolls
• GERI CHAPMAN           –  South Knolls
• ROBERT CURTIS         –  South Knolls
• VICTOR  DOMINE              JACKSON
• INA GALINOSKY         –  Westlake
• PAT GALLAGHER         –  South Knolls
• BILL GREENBLUM (Lead)    –  South Knolls
• PAT GWOZDZ           –  Westlake
• VIRGIL HOLLENDER       –  Westlake
• AL HOTT               –  Westlake
• CAROL KIRSCHENBAUM     –  South Knolls
• JANE LISS             –  Westlake
• PEGGY MACK             –  South Knolls
• MICHELLE MARROCCO     –  South Knolls
• JOE MASSUDA           –  Westlake
• DAN MEDINA             –  Westlake
• BRUCE  MILLER         –  Westlake
• JENNIFER PARKER          JACKSON
• NICK PAPPAS           –  Westlake
• SYBIL RANKIN           –  South Knolls
• VINCE SCATUCCIO       –  South Knolls
• ELLEN TUOZZOLO         –  South Knolls
• MIKE TUOZZOLO     SOUTH KNOLLS
• RICH WITKOWSKI   JACKSON
• JEANETTE WITKOWSKI  JACKSON

CERT Team Roles

• Search for lost or kidnapped children.
• Staff Emergency Operations Centers and monitor events.
• Emergency Operations Center security; driving, information, assisting disabled visitors, and minor first aid.
• Manage “spontaneous/convergent” volunteers.
• Assist Red Cross and other relief organizations with mass care.
• Assist local police and OEM for parades, fairs, and other local events/emergencies.
• Assist MERK (Mobil Emergency Response Kitchen). Food for First Responses teams in emergencies.

CERT Team Equipment