Community Classes & Trainings
Car Seat Education Class
The Utah County Health Department offers free car seat education classes, car seat safety checks, and an affordable car seat program for qualifying families. Classes are available in both English and Spanish with in-person and virtual attendance options.
For questions, assistance, or help joining a class, call or text 801-477-7201.
English Car Seat Education Class
Car seat classes are available in English on the following schedule:
Every 3rd Thursday at 5:00 p.m. (except July)
Location: 151 S. University Avenue, Provo — 2nd Floor, Room 2601
Attendance: Hybrid — select either in-person or virtual attendance during registration
Pre-registration is required. Registration includes a short pre-test and is not complete until the pre-test is submitted. If you do not complete and submit the pre-test, you will not be registered for the class.
Virtual Class Information
The virtual class option uses Zoom. To join the class virtually, return to this page on the day of the class and use the link provided here. For credit, participants must join the video portion of the class. Audio-only participation does not qualify.
Zoom Link: Join the Virtual Class
Meeting ID: 858 7334 1520
Passcode: 612969
Participants are encouraged to join 5–10 minutes early. Late arrivals beyond 15 minutes will not be admitted.
Car Seat Checks and Affordable Seat Program
After attending a class, eligible participants can schedule a free car seat safety check or an appointment to purchase a car seat through the affordable car seat program, based on need and seat availability.
Free car seat checks are offered in-person or virtually at locations in American Fork, Provo, and Payson.
Learn more about car seat checks and the affordable seat program here.
Car Seat Class Materials:
E.A.S.Y. Program | Eliminate Alcohol Sales to Youth
Off-Premise Alcohol Retailer
State law requires training in the E.A.S.Y Program for each store employee that sells alcohol or directly supervises the sale of alcohol for off-premise consumption (i.e. gas stations, convenient stores, grocery stores). This training must be done before an individual begins to work as staff of an off-premise beer retailer. After participating in an E.A.S.Y training, retailers will receive an off-premise certification which must be renewed every 3 years (effective May 3, 2023).
*Utah County Health Department no longer offers in-person training classes for E.A.S.Y.
Alcohol License Information
For information about Utah alcohol licenses, or to apply, contact the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services. Utah County Health Department does NOT issue alcohol licenses.
Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services
Living Well Workshops
Living Well with Diabetes
Living Well with Diabetes is a free, 6-week workshop designed to help individuals with type 2 diabetes better manage their health. Family members and friends are also encouraged to attend for additional support.
For more information, call (801) 851-7014 or register for a class here.
Living Well with Chronic Pain
Free 6-week interactive workshop to help individuals better manage symptoms related to their chronic pain. Free book and CD provided.
To register for a class, call 801-851-7510 or register online here.
Opioid Overdose Prevention & Naloxone Training
The Utah County Health Department offers FREE naloxone training and naloxone kits. Naloxone (also known as Narcan) is a safe medication that can reverse an opioid overdose.
To schedule a class or walk-in appointment, email naloxonesaves@utahcounty.gov or call 801-851-7095
You can also check for ongoing trainings here at healthevents.utahcounty.gov
Safe Routes Utah School Assembly
The Safe Routes Utah Beat the Street assembly is a free, 30-minute program about walking and biking to school safely. It is available statewide to students in 1st, 2nd, & 3rd grades. This dynamic, educational presentation teaches students about the importance of traffic signs, signal lights, crossing the road and helmet use. To request a presentation in Utah County, go to Safe Routes Utah to register.
Tobacco Cessation Training for Healthcare Providers
Evidence indicates that patients are more likely to quit tobacco when healthcare providers are involved. This training provides techniques that can be used in a clinical setting to discuss tobacco use (including vaping) with patients. Call 801-851-7082 to schedule a training.
Tobacco Prevention Presentation for School Administrators
Staff from the Tobacco Prevention and Control Program are available to provide information on tobacco products—including vaping—the health effects of tobacco use, and strategies for teachers and administrators to effectively talk with youth about the risks of vaping.
Assistance is also available for schools looking to update or strengthen their tobacco policies.
For support or more information, contact 801-851-7094.
National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP)
PreventT2 is a year-long lifestyle change program designed for adults diagnosed with prediabetes. The program supports participants in making lasting changes such as healthier eating, increasing physical activity, and strengthening problem-solving skills.
Participants meet 24 times over the course of a year with a trained lifestyle coach and a small group of peers, all working toward the shared goal of preventing type 2 diabetes.
To qualify for the program, individuals must meet the following requirements:
- Be 18 years or older
- Have a BMI greater than 25
- Have one of the following:
- A1c between 5.7 and 6.4
- Fasting glucose between 100–125 mg/dL
- Or score 5 or more on this risk assessment
Cost of class:
$250 with $100 reimbursement upon completion of program.
*Now accepting Medicare and Medicaid
To Learn More or Register:
Call: 801-851-7014
Register online: Click here
For help in Spanish: Call 801-851-7528.