EMERGENCY PLANNING SECRETARIAT
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Preparedness Series
The Emergency Planning Secretariat Preparedness Series is a new initiative where emergencies and disaster events are discussed with a primary lens of preparedness for an ultimate goal of creating confidence and resiliency in First Nations communities.
PREPAREDNESS: FOREST FIRES
Forest Fires & house fires are a concern in a climate that is hotter & drier than we've experienced before. Click here to learn more about how to keep your community safe
PREPAREDNESS: EXTREME HEAT
With our changing climate, drought and extreme heat are becoming more common and prolonged throughout the summer months. Click here to find out how to be prepared and stay safe.
PREPAREDNESS: EXTREME COLD
Learn what to do and how to prepare yourself and your residence in the event of extreme winter conditions including, extreme cold, snow, white out conditions, & strong winds.
PREPAREDNESS: WINTER DRIVING
Driving in winter? Read on for more information on how to drive to winter conditions, items for a preparedness kit, safety, and when to make the decision to stay home.
PREPAREDNESS: FLOODS
Flooding can happen in any season. Don't be caught off guard by an accumulation of water, or sudden flooding from nearby roads, waterways and channels.
PREPAREDNESS: LANDSLIDES
What happens in the event of a landslide? Read on for more information on how to prepare in the event of a landslide, items for a preparedness go-bag, and what to do if entrance/exit roads become blocked.
PREPAREDNESS: EARTHQUAKES
Click here to find out more on how to be prepared for an earthquake and the steps to take after one happens.
PREPAREDNESS: POWER OUTAGES
Click here to read more about what you can do in the event of a power outage and stay prepared.