Emergency Preparedness Week is May 5 to 11 and Central Okanagan are reminded to be aware of hazards such as flooding, drought, wildfire, and extreme weather.
Kelowna Deputy Fire Chief Sandra Follack highlighted the importance of simple yet effective actions like assembling emergency kits, creating family plans, and staying informed about local hazards.
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The video series will spotlight essential information, covering post-wildfire hazards, emergency preparedness, and FireSmart initiatives.
The Central Okanagan Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) invites residents to share their preparedness insights before May 12, 2024.
A brief questionnaire at gauges preparedness levels and enters participants into a draw for emergency preparedness kits valued at $170.
Paper questionnaires are available at Central Okanagan Regional Library branches and the main fire station in Kelowna.
Completed paper forms must reach the RDCO office by May 31.
Stay informed and connected by signing up for emergency notifications via .
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