This page will include a list of upcoming training for responders in Johnson County.
If you have questions or know of training available in the county, please call the Department of Emergency Management office at (479) 754-6383 Monday-Friday 8:00-4:30 or text/call Klay's cell at (479) 774-0128.
All FEMA and Arkansas Fire Training Academy courses are now requiring a FEMA Student ID (FEMA SID) to register. If you do not already have a FEMA SID you may register for one at
https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid/register
WHO:- All Emergency Responders that may respond in a wilderness environment including law enforcement, fire departments, EMS, ARES/AUXCOMM, and Search and Rescue team members.- This course is open to the public but preference will be given to Johnson County Emergency Responders.WHAT:Johnson County DEM Search and Rescue is hosting a National Association of Search and Rescue (NASAR) Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course in Johnson County starting on Saturday, November 15. The WFA course helps prepare you to provide medical care in a wilderness environment. This is a roughly 16-20 hour course. This course will take place in a classroom setting with… Continue reading NASAR Wilderness First Aid Course – November 15-November 16, 2025
Host: Johnson County Fire ServiceLocation: Johnson County DEM EOC Conference Room in basement of Johnson County Courthouse215 W Main St, Clarksville, ARWhen: Saturday, January 17, 2026 starting at 8:00 amThis course counts towards 8 hours of Act 833 certified training. Please contact Klay at the Johnson County Dept of Emergency Management Office at (479) 754-6383 or text/call 479-774-0128 for more information.
On-line Training
HazMat Awareness - Link takes you to ADEM page with process to signup for FEMA on-line course and how to get ADEM credit for the course - An ADEM approved in-person HazMat Awareness course is also accepted - Required for all responders
SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training - This course is recognized by the NWS. See https://www.weather.gov/lzk/skywarn.htm for more information. - The in-person Basic Storm Spotter training taught by the NWS is also accepted - Recommended for all responders; Required for some SAR responders