June 03, 2025
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Kane sheriff staff, health officials conduct CPR, Stop the Bleed training events

471 more Kane citizens learned to respond in heart or bleeding emergencies

By Shaw Local News Network
Kane County Sheriff's Deputy Detective Jeremy Jorgensen, (far right) demonstrates a pressure bandage to stop a life-threatening bleed at the Regional Office of Education's Teachers' Institute Day. The Sheriff's Office and Health Department held 19 free training sessions in February for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Stop the Bleed. They trined 471 people in lifesaving procedures.

Kane County Sheriff's Deputy Detective Jeremy Jorgensen, (far right) demonstrates a pressure bandage to stop a life-threatening bleed at the Regional Office of Education's Teachers' Institute Day. The Sheriff's Office and Health Department held 19 free training sessions in February for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Stop the Bleed. They trined 471 people in lifesaving procedures. (Photo provided by the Kane County Health Department)

ST. CHARLES TOWNSHIP – Do you know what to do if someone is having a heart attack or bleeding from an injury?

Now there’s 471 more people in Kane County who know what to do because of 19 training events for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Stop the Bleed.

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