Sudden cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart suddenly stops working and a
person becomes unconscious. With an average survival rate of only 8-10%, it is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. When someone is in cardiac arrest, seconds count; and even the most rapid response from first responders may not be enough.

Mifflin Township Division of Fire wants to defy the odds through its Community CPR training program. As an authorized American Heart Association (AHA) training site, we offer a variety of certified and non-certified CPR/AED and First Aid training options, all of which are tailorable to your needs.

Below is a sampling of training options:

• AED (Automated External Defibrillator) awareness
• Hands-Only CPR/AED
• Certified Heartsaver CPR/AED
• Certified BLS for Healthcare Providers

Open enrollment classes are available several times a month at our training facility in
Gahanna. We also offer outreach training upon request. Businesses, medical and
dental offices, religious organizations, and other groups or associations can all benefit from the convenience of bringing the training to your location.

Feel free to contact Chuck Wilhelm, Community CPR Educator and Coordinator, 614-471-0542, between the hours of 8am – 4pm, Monday through Friday, or send an email to wilhelmc@mifflin-oh.gov.

Click below to register for one of our open enrollment classes or request more
information on outreach training.