SCSC March Luncheon
WEEK EARLY DUE TO SAFETY CONGRESS
Thurs. 3/5
11:30 a.m. (registration opens)
Program: Noon – 1 p.m.
Alex D. Krassas Event Center
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere — at work, at home, or in the community. Knowing how to respond in those first critical moments can save a life.
At the March 5 Safety Council Luncheon, participants will receive hands-only CPR training focused on recognizing cardiac arrest, calling for help, and performing effective chest compressions. This simplified CPR method requires no mouth-to-mouth breathing and can be performed by anyone, making it easy to remember and act quickly in an emergency.
Attendees will walk away with practical, confidence-building knowledge they can use immediately to help protect coworkers, family members, and the public. Lunch and networking with fellow safety professionals are included.
All are welcome — you do not need to be a Safety Council member to attend.
SPOTLIGHT SPONSOR:
Crime Prevention Breakfast & Awards
Wed. 3/25
8 – 9:30 a.m.
First Christian Church
Join us at the Crime Prevention Breakfast & Awards on March 25.
Celebrate outstanding law enforcement and community members, including the Canton City Police Officer, Stark County Deputy and Community Police Officer of the Year. We will also recognize the Crime Prevention Citizen of the Year for exemplary efforts in crime prevention and support of law enforcement.
The Keynote Speaker is Thomas E. Karnes, a nationally recognized leader in public safety and civic service. A former Police Chief and Mayor of Lincoln Park, Michigan, he brings more than three decades of law enforcement experience and has served as National President of the Exchange Club of the United States.
This year, we’re partnering with StarkMHAR to award the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Officer of the Year and CIT Champion of the Year.
Show your support by purchasing tickets for yourself or donating them to local law enforcement agencies. Your contribution helps honor these individuals and provides complimentary breakfast to Stark County officers.