Always call 9-1-1
for life-threatening emergencies.
Remember 911 is free from
a pay phone.
When
reporting an emergency:
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Speak Clearly
Provide exact information - location and phone
number
Describe the emergency
Answer questions
Stay on the line. Do not hang up until the
dispatcher tells you to.
Emergency
Preparedness & Response
An emergency can strike at work, at home, or anywhere
in between. Do what you can to be prepared.
Preparing
Emergency Supplies
Recent
history has shown emergencies can strike with
little or no warning. You may not have access
to water, food, electricity and other utilities
for weeks. Maintain at least two weeks supply
of some basic items that may one day save
a life.
Water (1 gallon per day per person)
Radio (separately packaged, extra batteries)
Flashlight (separately packaged, extra batteries)
Blanket/Clothing (warm)
Food (canned with can opener)
Shoes (sturdy)
First Aid Kit
Fire Extinguisher
Cellular Phone
Mayor
& City Council
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