| VILLAGE OF MARWAYNE | www.village.marwayne.ab.ca/ |
| CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER | www.lloydminster.ca |
| COUNTY OF VERMILION RIVER | www.vermilion-river.ab.ca/ |
| TOWN OF MANNVILLE | www.mannville.com/ |
| TOWN OF ELK POINT | www.elkpoint.ca |
| ALBERTA HUB | http://albertahub.abitat.ca/business_directory.html |
| TOWN OF VERMILION |
www.vermilion.ca/ |
| VILLAGE OF KITSCOTY | http://www.albertafirst.com/profiles/statspack/20555.html |
| "Emergencies Can Happen" | http://www.city.lloydminster.ab.ca/emobroc.html |
| The
Village of Dewberry have a Disaster Service Committee who are
attempting to educate those who are interested in volunteering so that
they may better help others in the event a emergency touchs our
Village. If your interested in being a part of this contact the Village
Office. The Village also have pamphlets with more information just drop by. |
Did you know that a cordless
phone is
not useful during a power outage? When the power to the base is no longer there it renders the reciever useless. Keep at least one mounted phone in your home so if in the event of a power outage you can still call out. |
| During a tornado, if you are in a building go to the basement or if there isn't one crouch or lie flat under heavy funiture in an inner hallway or small inner room or stairwell away from windows. | If you are outside during a severe lightening storm seek shelter in a building, cave or depressed area. If your caught in the open crouch down with your feet close together and your head down. Don't lay flat - minimize your contact with the ground. |
| Mould can lead to serious
health
problems. If mould is present, wear a face mask and disposable gloves.
To minimize mould growth, move items to a cool, dry area within 48
hours and set up fans. Alternatively, textiles, furs, paper and books
can be frozen. Wet mould will smear if wiped. Let it dry and then brush
it off outdoors. Materials not affected by alcohol can be lightly
misted with isopropanol (rubbing alcohol) to kill mould spores. |
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| Public Safety And Emergency Prepardness Canada | http://www.psepc.gc.ca/prg/em/gds/omni2-en.asp |