Events

Our meetings, classes, and special events are designed to keep you informed and empowered with the latest knowledge and skills in safety and health. From crucial CPR certification courses to specialized sessions addressing emerging safety challenges, our events are crafted to serve the diverse needs of our community.

As a participant, your engagement is key to making Greater Cleveland a safer place. Please remember that reservations are required for our meetings, with a luncheon fee of $25 for members and $30 for non-members. Attendance is vital, Particularly for those participating in the BWC's Safety Council Rebate Program, where staying until the end of the meeting is necessary to receive credit.

We encourage you to partake in these opportunities to learn, connect, and contribute to the safety of our community. Let's work together to prevent mishaps, injuries, and the associated costs as we promote safety and accident prevention in every phase of life. Join us in our mission to foster a safer Greater Cleveland, and make sure to reserve your spot today!

Payment should be made during registration.

You can only register one person at a time.

If you wish to use a credit balance or pay at the door, please call our office at 216-621-0059 or email us at gcsafetyc@ameritch.net

12th Annual Food Drive in 2026

During

October & November

Upcoming Luncheon Meetings & Classes

November Meeting

Anthony Strazzo, Fire Chief
North Olmsted Fire Department

Fire Safety Over the Holidays

Safety tips related to

holiday decorations, cooking, charging batteries, smoke detectors, and space heaters.

Chief Anthony Strazzo brings 32 years of fire service experience and 27 years of part-time law enforcement experience to his role as Fire Chief for the City of North Olmsted, a position he has held since February 2026.

Prior to joining North Olmsted, Chief Strazzo spent 27 years with the City of Beachwood Fire Department, where he advanced to the rank of Captain. In that role, he oversaw shift operations, coordinated the department’s public relations and education program, and served as the Tactical Paramedic Coordinator for an eastside regional SWAT team.

In addition to his career in Beachwood, Chief Strazzo served for 13 years as the part-time Fire Chief of Brunswick Hills Township, providing leadership and oversight of fire and emergency medical services operations.

His extensive experience in fire and emergency medical services, law enforcement, tactical medicine, and public education provides a strong foundation for leading the North Olmsted Fire Department. Chief Strazzo is committed to operational excellence, professional development, community engagement, and delivering high-quality emergency services to the residents and visitors of North Olmsted.