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This one-day class is the starting point for the Public Safety Training Center's handgun-skills curriculum. It requires no prior handgun knowledge or experience. Understanding the principles of basic firearms safety is emphasized throughout PST 101 in a classroom lecture and on the range. The fundamentals of marksmanship are a focus of the class, in both dry- and live-fire exercises. A legal guardian has to take the class with minors age fifteen - eighteen.

Classes are scheduled each month on selected Saturdays or Sundays, beginning at 9 a.m. Though completion of this class satisfies the statute requirements for application for an Oregon concealed handgun license, it is strongly recommended that the student seek additional training in Oregon's Use of Force laws, presented in the PST 100 class.

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This one-day class is the starting point for the Public Safety Training Center's handgun-skills curriculum. It requires no prior handgun knowledge or experience. Understanding the principles of basic firearms safety is emphasized throughout PST 101 in a classroom lecture and on the range. The fundamentals of marksmanship are a focus of the class, in both dry- and live-fire exercises. A legal guardian has to take the class with minors age fifteen - eighteen.

Classes are scheduled each month on selected Saturdays or Sundays, beginning at 9 a.m. Though completion of this class satisfies the statute requirements for application for an Oregon concealed handgun license, it is strongly recommended that the student seek additional training in Oregon's Use of Force laws, presented in the PST 100 class.

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This one-day class is the starting point for the Public Safety Training Center's handgun-skills curriculum. It requires no prior handgun knowledge or experience. Understanding the principles of basic firearms safety is emphasized throughout PST 101 in a classroom lecture and on the range. The fundamentals of marksmanship are a focus of the class, in both dry- and live-fire exercises. A legal guardian has to take the class with minors age fifteen - eighteen.

Classes are scheduled each month on selected Saturdays or Sundays, beginning at 9 a.m. Though completion of this class satisfies the statute requirements for application for an Oregon concealed handgun license, it is strongly recommended that the student seek additional training in Oregon's Use of Force laws, presented in the PST 100 class.

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Join us for a family law mediation to solve issues regarding child custody, parenting time, child support and or property distribution matters.

• Pre-registration is not required. First-come, first-served. 30-people maximum.
• Child care is not provided during the class. Please make alternative arrangements for your children.
• Please arrive at least 20 minutes early (by 8:40 a.m., and no earlier than 8 a.m.) to check in. If you think you may wish to proceed to mediation with us.
• If there is an active restraining order in your case and/or you don't feel comfortable being in the same room with the other party for orientation, you may attend a separate orientation session.

For more information, visit our webpage or email us at rs@clackamas.us.

The opioid epidemic is a leading topic in today’s headlines. Acute and chronic pain affects more than 100 million Americans and is a burden on everyday life.

Join Providence Health and Services; Clackamas County’s Health, Housing and Human Services Department; and community partners for a free event focused on increasing understanding around pain and opioids in older adults.

Older adult community residents, those who work with older adults, medical providers, physical therapists, and senior center representatives are encouraged to attend this free public event. Lunch will be provided to attendees..

Experts will share information on how we can better understand pain, the risks and limits of opioid usage for pain, and alternative pain treatment options.

Keynote:

• Understanding pain
• Acute vs. chronic pain

Panel Topics:

• Opioid tolerance and addiction
• Marijuana and buprenorphine for pain 
• Alternative pain management strategies
• Stigma associated with opioid use 
• Using opioids safely
• Safe storage and disposal of prescription medication

*CME credit available pending approval

Register by 1/24 for this lunch and learn on Eventbrite

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The course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to adult victim breathing and cardiac emergencies (12 years and older). Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate for Adult First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years. 

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Participants will gain practical knowledge to plan appropriately, avoid common mistakes, use current & primitive technology, and gain foundational skills to survive being lost or stranded in the Oregon wilderness.

This section is taught by Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputies who work on our Search & Rescue Team in the wilderness of Western Oregon- most notably the Mount Hood National Forest. With years of training experience and firsthand knowledge of countless survival scenarios, these survival experts will teach you essential preparedness concepts and key survival skills for the wilderness of the Northwest. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, hikers, and campers alike who frequent the back county of Clackamas County. The class covers a range of subject matter including planning/preparation/survival essentials, navigation/GPS, shelter building, fire building, wilderness first aid concepts, natural survival aids of the PNW. Classroom-based instruction with hands-on demonstration and activities.

• One 8-hour session

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This full-day course is intended for graduates of PST 101 (or students who wish to bypass PST 101 after an instructor waiver) and who wish to continue their training and achieve entrance to PST 102. Picking up where PST 101 leaves off, this class introduces some basic defensive-handgun skills.

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This one-day class is the starting point for the Public Safety Training Center's handgun-skills curriculum. It requires no prior handgun knowledge or experience. Understanding the principles of basic firearms safety is emphasized throughout PST 101 in a classroom lecture and on the range. The fundamentals of marksmanship are a focus of the class, in both dry- and live-fire exercises. A legal guardian has to take the class with minors age fifteen - eighteen.

Classes are scheduled each month on selected Saturdays or Sundays, beginning at 9 a.m. Though completion of this class satisfies the statute requirements for application for an Oregon concealed handgun license, it is strongly recommended that the student seek additional training in Oregon's Use of Force laws, presented in the PST 100 class.

More Details

Join us for a family law mediation to solve issues regarding child custody, parenting time, child support and or property distribution matters.

• Pre-registration is not required. First-come, first-served. 30-people maximum.
• Child care is not provided during the class. Please make alternative arrangements for your children.
• Please arrive at least 20 minutes early (by 8:40 a.m., and no earlier than 8 a.m.) to check in. If you think you may wish to proceed to mediation with us.
• If there is an active restraining order in your case and/or you don't feel comfortable being in the same room with the other party for orientation, you may attend a separate orientation session.

For more information, visit our webpage or email us at rs@clackamas.us.