Emergency Management Plan

Emergency Plan Program

Committee Members Robert Gareau - Community Emergency Management Co-ordinator (CEMC)
Dave Mayville - Mayor
Dale Thompson - Alternate CEMC

Additonal Resources

General Information

Emergency Preparedness Week is held each year in May. Check out their website at www.emergencypreparednessweek.ca

Are you prepared for any emergency?

Most Canadian do not realize that they have a responsibility for taking care of their basic needs of protecting life and property during the first 72 hours of any emergency.
Could your family cope with no water, no electricity and no stores open for 3 days?
Prepare now!

Emergency Survival Checklist - Three day supply per person
Flashlight and batteries	Clothing and footwear
Radio and batteries or crank radio	Blankets or sleeping bags
Spare batteries	Toilet paper and other personal items
First-aid Kit	Medication
Candles and matches/lighter	Backpack/duffle bag (to hold all of the emergency survival kit items)
Extra Car Keys and cash	Whistle (to attract attention, if needed)
Important papers (identification)	Playing cards, games
Food and bottled water

You can visit the Emergency Management Ontario Web site at www.emergencymanagementontario.ca for more information.

Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada has the following self-help brochures available on-line at www.ocipep.gc.ca to assist you in being prepared for any emergency situation.

Be Prepared, Not Scared - Emergency Preparedness Starts with you
Preparing for the Unexpected
Winter power Failures
Winter Driving - You, your car and winter storms
Prepare to Survive a Major Earthquake
Severe Storms
Floods - What to do before and after
Prepare for the Woods
Earthquake preparedness: High Rises and Mobile Homes.