step 2 – Preparing For An Evacutation

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Lorena Smalley July 18, 2024

STEP 2 – PREPARING FOR AN EVACUTATION

As the wildfire situation in Alberta continues to evolve, residents in communities that may be impacted should be prepared in case they need to evacuate from their homes.

Be prepared in case an evacuation order is called for your community. Bring your pets and pack medications, necessities and clothes to last a week or more.

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Are You Prepared, Resources

step 4 – EMERGENCY CHECKLISTS & resources

The Government of Alberta has pulled together some wonderful resources to help us prepare for an emergency. We have taken what we think are the best of these resources and have created this page to help seniors and their families find these resources. Are You Prepared For An Emergency - Resources From The Government of Alberta Are you unsure what items should go in an emergency kit?

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Are You Prepared, Resources

Step 5 – Do you know your community?

The Government of Alberta has pulled together some wonderful resources to help us prepare for an emergency. We have taken what we think are the best of these resources and have created this page to help seniors and their families find these resources. How does knowing your community help you become more prepared - Resources From The Government of Alberta This much-needed break from the extreme cold allows us to get outside and reconnect with our community.

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Are You Prepared, Resources

Be Prepared – Wildfire Safety

Wildfire Safety Spring has come and the weather has gotten warm very fast. Although most of us are enjoying the sun and the warm weather, there has been an increase in Forest fires and the risk of further wildfires is exponential. There also is an increase in grass fires within city limits.

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STEP 2 – PREPARING FOR AN EVACUTATION

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