Lehi CERT

03/31/2026

Sign up for Lehi CERT Training now!!
🚨 Be the Help Until Help Arrives 🚨

When emergencies happen, the first few minutes matter most. Would you know what to do?

The Lehi Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program gives you the training and confidence to step in when it counts — helping your family, neighbors, and community stay safe during disasters.

Lehi CERT in-person training will be held in 6-9:30PM�April 16, 23, 30, May 7, 2026

Location: Lehi Fire station�250 W. 2600 N, Lehi, UT 84043

💡 What you’ll learn:
• Disaster preparedness
• Basic medical and first aid skills
• Fire safety and light search & rescue
• Team organization and communication

‼️ This isn’t just training — it’s real-world skills that can save lives. ‼️

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 CERT members are everyday people — no prior experience required. Just a willingness to learn and serve.

👉 Now is the time to get prepared.
Don’t wait for an emergency to wish you had the training.

📲 Sign up today and be part of the team your community depends on.

Lehi CERT Hands-on training -
https://donorbox.org/events/893515/steps/choose_tickets

Course Fee*: $25
*Includes PPE (helmet, hi-vis vest, safety glasses, gloves, N-95 mask)

Together, we build a stronger, safer commuy.

More information-
https://lehicert.org/training/

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PRIOR to taking the Lehi CERT hands-on training, you should complete the online CERT training course. The online course is FREE. You can sign up and start your training at this link.�https://tinyurl.com/CERTonlinetraining

03/19/2026

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03/04/2026

Preparedness Training in Lehi - CERT Basic Training course*.
Now open for signups.

🚨🦺🆘‼️🚑

Three parts*:

A. Online course to be completed first. It takes 8-12 hours. You can complete in parts at your own pace. NO FEE.
https://tinyurl.com/CERTonlinetraining

B. Hands-on course. Four consecutive Thursdays (April 16, 23, 30 and May 7, 2026) from 6 to ~9:30 PM
Location: Fire station #82,
150 W 2600 N, Lehi
Course Fee: $25**

**Includes PPE (helmet, safety glasses, gloves and a high-viz safety vest (plus Lehi CERT t-shirt and ball cap at course completion).

✅ Registration & signup:
➡️ https://forms.gle/VadzfCgq7Qex9b3N8 ⬅️

C. The online and hands-on courses are followed by a hands-on mock disaster simulation (Date TBD, usually on a Saturday).

Note: you must be 18 years of age to take CERT Basic training.

* You must complete all three parts to be considered CERT basic trained.

10/09/2024

Saturday Oct 19- Nov 9 mornings

08/17/2024

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08/17/2024

possible weather issues again today!

05/23/2023

⚠️ Safety Alert: Avoid Dry Creek Park! ⚠️

📢 NOTICE: Dry Creek Park is closed due to high water. Use of the pavilions will not be permitted at this time. If you have booked the pavilion please contact the Information Center (385.201.1000) to reschedule or to receive a refund.

The water in the Dry Creek fluctuates on a daily basis due to the amount of snowmelt, temperature, and collected debris. As the temperatures rise, we are seeing increased activity among kids and adults who put themselves in harm's way. We ask that for the safety of your family and pets, you continue to stay away from and out of the water at the Dry Creek, Lehi Elementary School, ditches, and canals. Please follow the signs and stay away from high-risk areas.

05/15/2023

City update. Water levels will be very high tomorrow. Exercise extreme caution, and stay safe everyone!

The levels at the Dry Creek Reservoir have been rising for the last couple of days, likely accelerated by the recent rain. We expect to see some water spill over throughout the night. Our crews will be actively monitoring the Dry Creek, the waste ditch, and the reservoir throughout the night. We expect that most of the impact will be at Lehi Elementary. Our crews and our residents have prepared well for runoff. You can expect to see high water throughout the night. If you see an immenent risk to your property, call our on call number 801-836-1045. Call 911 for emergencies.

05/02/2023

Keep a watchful eye on waterways near you, especially as temperature continue to rise.

Flood Update: Higher water flows this week due to warmer temperatures.

💧 40" gate at the new dam was slightly opened Monday afternoon to release water at a controlled rate to minimize the likelihood of flooding.
💧 Lehi on-call operators will continue to check grates on the Dry Creek through town and keep debris from blocking the crossing.
💧 For your safety stay away and out of creeks and ditches. The water moves quickly and can be dangerous. Keep children and pets away from the creek and ditches as well.
💧 Sandbags are available at the Public Works Building A. during business hours
(Mon. – Thurs. 6:30a.m.-5:00p.m.- 2538 N 300 W, Bldg. A). If you have any questions, please call 385.201.1700.
💧 For flood information and resources, visit www.lehi-ut.gov/departments/public-works/flood-information/.
💧 After hours flood emergency line: 385-201-2726

04/15/2023

This chart contains Lehi City, CERT and Community QR Code Links regarding flooding and emergency preparedness (Link to city 4/12/23 flooding meeting recording will be added ASAP) that was shared in the city flood information meeting this past Wednesday evening.
About 160 people were in attendance to hear information shared by city, emergency, preparedness leaders, mayor, Johnson and CERT team members.
QR code links:
Lehi and CERT flood presentation
CERT team presentation
Sandbagging instructional video
FEMA Floodmap of Lehi area
Lehi CERT organization
CERT division organization
Lehi City map w/CERT divisions
Lehi City page
Lehi CERT Facebook group
CERT basic training manual
Utah County opt-in alerts sign up
Lehi Preppers Facebook group
Lehi Link Facebook group
How to volunteer in Lehi/CERT
Church emergency plan template
Opt-in Utah county flood updates

03/24/2023