Practical, hands-on training shaped by the changing safety needs of Sacramento workplaces, restaurants, and neighborhoods.
California’s updated Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act adds CPR/AED certification and cardiac emergency response planning requirements for covered youth sports organizations beginning January 1, 2027.
River City CPR is developing practical support that connects coach training, written response planning, annual review, and real-world readiness.
Explore cardiac readiness supportThe requirements include CPR/AED certification, renewed at least every two years, and a written cardiac emergency response plan reviewed annually with coaches and staff.
Beginning January 1, 2028, covered organizations must provide AED access during official practices and matches and meet maintenance and testing requirements.
We’re listening to what our community needs next and expanding our training with the same steady, practical approach we bring to every class.
Focused training for food-service teams on the emergencies most likely to happen in a restaurant, from choking and burns to allergic reactions and sudden collapse.
Hands-on extinguisher training using realistic, controlled scenarios, with live simulator practice.
Practical help for California owners and managers building an Injury & Illness Prevention Program that fits their workplace.
Training to help teams understand California WVPP requirements, recognize risks, and make safer response decisions. An optional active-violence module is also available.
A non-tactical, awareness-level session about recognizing warning signs and making safer decisions under stress.
Short, approachable sessions that build practical confidence with CPR and bleeding control, along with other emergency basics.
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