That animal, now road kill, may lay there, rotting away in the sun until scavengers take care of it, depending on where the road is located. At the Ohio Department of Transportation garage in Allen County, roadkill is cleaned up at certain times, said Derick Smith, highway technician with ODOT. Smith said they try to go out once a month to clean up roadkill and also respond to calls about deer or other animals that could be potential driving hazards on the highways.
1) CPR/AED for the Lay Responder (Valid 2 years) (Adult-Child-Infant): This is usually a 7-8 hour course, depending on class size. This can be broken up into segments, such as Adult CPR/AED, Child CPR/AED plus Infant CPR. If you only need to know skills for one specific age group, this might be the level for you.
One of the first questions that people often ask when considering CPR training is âhow much does a CPR class cost?â Although the overall CPR training cost can vary greatly, we strive to provide affordable options. The CPR certification cost at CPR Certified ranges from $24.95 to $59.95. The CPR class cost is largely dependent upon the type of certification that a person wishes to obtain. For those who have small children or work in a child-care setting, for instance, our online child and infant certification may be the best option. The cost of CPR class for adult, basic child, and infant CPR/AED certification is $29.95. Those who are not around children may only wish to become certified in adult CPR; our adult-only CPR classes are priced at $24.95.