Williamson County EMS Public Outreach Classes Offer Hands-Only CPR, Car Seat Safety and BLS Training This February
When an emergency happens, the first few minutes matter — and often, it’s not a paramedic on scene first, but a neighbor, parent, coworker or bystander. That’s why Williamson County EMS is offering a series of public outreach classes this February designed to equip residents with practical, lifesaving skills.
From hands-only CPR and Stop the Bleed training to car seat safety checks and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, these Williamson County EMS public outreach classes are focused on preparing the community for real-world emergencies. For families across Williamson County, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park and surrounding areas, that preparation can make all the difference.
Building a Safer Williamson County Through Education
Williamson County EMS has long emphasized that emergency preparedness doesn’t start in an ambulance — it starts at home. These outreach education programs are designed to create confident, informed residents who know what to do before first responders arrive.
Whether it’s learning CPR for infants and adults, ensuring a child’s car seat is installed correctly, or completing a BLS provider course for healthcare professionals, each class helps strengthen the safety net across Williamson County.
February 2026 Class Schedule
Here’s a look at this month’s upcoming Williamson County EMS Outreach Education classes:
Stop the Bleed / TAKE10 CPR
February 18 at 6 p.m. — FREE
This hands-on session teaches participants how to control severe bleeding and perform hands-only CPR. It’s designed for everyday residents — no medical background required. The training focuses on immediate action steps that can save lives in cases of trauma, cardiac arrest or serious injury.
Car Seat Event
February 19 at 9 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. — FREE
Car seat safety remains one of the most important protective measures for young children. At this event, trained professionals assist families with proper car seat installation and safety checks. For parents and caregivers searching for “free car seat inspection near me,” this event provides peace of mind and expert guidance.
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HeartCode BLS Skills Session
February 26 at 6 p.m. — $16
This skills session complements the American Heart Association’s HeartCode BLS online portion, allowing participants to complete the hands-on component required for certification.
BLS Provider Course
February 28 at 9 a.m. — $36
The BLS Provider course is ideal for healthcare professionals, first responders and others who require certification in Basic Life Support. The course covers high-quality CPR, team dynamics and emergency cardiovascular care.
Why This Matters for Local Families
In a fast-growing region like Williamson County, emergency preparedness is part of community resilience. As neighborhoods expand and schools fill, having more residents trained in CPR, bleeding control and child passenger safety increases the likelihood of positive outcomes during critical moments.
For parents, these classes offer reassurance. For healthcare workers, they ensure certifications stay current. For everyday residents, they remove the uncertainty that often accompanies emergencies.
And perhaps most importantly, they reinforce a simple truth: safety is a shared responsibility.
How to Register
Residents interested in attending can explore upcoming sessions and find the right fit by visiting the Williamson County EMS Outreach Education website or by emailing EMS-Public.Education@wilcotx.gov for additional information.
With free options and low-cost certifications available, these Williamson County EMS public outreach classes make lifesaving education accessible to the broader community.
As Williamson County continues to grow, so does the importance of neighbors being ready to help neighbors. Stay tuned to My Neighborhood News for more updates on local safety programs, community training opportunities and resources that help keep our families prepared.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.