As a result of a major earthquake fire, flooding, a train derailment, or other emergency situations, police and fire medical personnel can be overwhelmed by calls for emergency incidents. If you or other members of your family have not sustained significant injuries, you could be on your own for up to three days. As such, you would need to provide for your own food and drinking water, your own first aid, and you could be without water, gas and electrical services. Are you comfortable with your family’s preplanning efforts for such as situation? And for your home and vehicles?
Information you need to prepare for an emergency is free and readily available. There are free handouts in the lobby at City Hall and you can log onto to helpful websites including:
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Educating Jill
You can order our free emergency preparedness video (DVD), Educating Jill, by clicking on the DVD icon below, or view it here by clicking on the 'Educating Jill' link above.
Remember emergency preparedness is responsibility of everyone one of us. For more information please contact City Hall at 388-5349.
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Remember emergency preparedness is the responsibility of everyone of us. For more information please contact City Hall at 388-5349.
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