Safety and Preparedness
Safety and Preparedness
Disasters can happen anywhere at any time. Being prepared and knowing what to do can greatly reduce the fear and anxiety that accompanies a disaster. Depending on the size and complexity of the disaster, local responders may not be able to reach you immediately. Remember that they still need to respond to day-to-day emergencies in addition to emergencies that are a result of the disaster. It may be necessary for you to be self-sufficient for three days or more.
Preparedness is everyone's job - not just government agencies, but all sectors of society. Each individual should plan ahead for disasters. Follow the links on the side menu to learn how to prepare and respond to disasters and emergencies.
Flood Preparedness Starts with You - video Mayor Bach's Flood Awarness Message - video
Flood Preparedness Meeting April 11 Held at Glen Eryie - video
Know Your Risks. Make Your Plan. Improve Your Outcome.
Prepare for emergencies before the crisis or disaster impacts your family or the community. The links to resources below can help your family properly prepare for natural and human caused disasters we could possibly face in El Paso County.
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