Emergency Preparedness 2008
Local Hazard Mitigation Plan The Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 requires all local governments to develop and adopt a Hazard Mitigation Plan which will help to maintain and enhance the disaster resistance of each jurisdiction.
Latest Emergency Information . In case of a major emergency, the City will notify the public of a contact number on the City Web site (cityofconcord.org) and via the media.
. Tune your radio to KCBS at 740 AM and your television to the local Comcast Channel 28 and Astound Channel 29.
Earthquake Preparedness What is it? What happens? How can I prepare? What do I do? Get Informative and useful suggestions to help prepare you and your family for the next earthquake.
Along with this flyer, you will find a two-page Family Emergency Preparedness Supplies Calendar (page 2). It is intended to help you prepare for emergencies before they happen. Using this calendar, your family can assemble an emergency kit in small steps over a six month period. Check off each as you gather the contents. Supplies may be stored all together in a large plastic garbage can or food may be kept on kitchen or pantry shelves. Remember to rotate your perishable supplies and change water every six months. The latest advice is to prepare for seven to ten days' worth of supplies. Questions about this calendar? Phone Pat Taylor, Secretary: 689-1472
General Emergency Preparedness Checklist Everyone should have a family emergency action plan. CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Training CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people that they serve.
Acts of Terrorism and How to Prepare A disaster, whether natural or man-made, is sit a disaster, and there are things you can do to be better prepared. Taking actions to prepare for the unexpected can help reduce anxiety levels and Increase your comfort level.