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Friday July 30, 2010: Chance of showers
An emergency or natural disaster can happen anytime, anwhere.
The District has an Emergency Plan to guide response to major emergencies and disasters. There are also Provincial and Federal entities that play a role in emergency planning and response.
Personal emergency preparedness is also important. It goes a long way toward safeguarding your family – residents should be prepared to take care of themselves for the first 72 hours of an emergency, allowing government agencies to respond effectively to any emergency situation.
To take a free Personal Emergency Preparedness course, contact the Distirct Office. This short, informative course prepares you to take care of youself and your family during an emergency, which lessens the demand for already busy emergency services.
There are also many volunteer opportunities with the Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness Program, Emergency Social Services, Personal Disaster Assistance, Amateur Radio, and Nechako Search and Rescue.
For further information, please contact the Village Office:
Village of Fraser Lake
Municipal Office Hours & Location
Weekdays 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
(Closed Statutory Holidays)
PO Box 430, 210 Carrier Cres.
Fraser Lake, British Columbia V0J 1S0
250-699-6257 Phone
250-699-6469 Fax
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