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emergency management



PREPARING FOR AN EMERGENCY



Keep Informed: Listen to your radio and television stations for the projected storm path. A Hurricane Watch means there is a threat of hurricane conditions within 24-36 hours. A Hurricane Warning means that a hurricane is expected to strike your area within 24 hours or less with sustained winds of 74 mph or more and dangerously high water.

Before the storms hits: Be sure to clean up leaves in your yard and any leaves or debris that may have collected in the area of storm drains. This will help with preventing neighborhood flooding.

Prepare for Prolonged Power Outages: DO NOT CALL 9-1-1 IF YOUR POWER GOES OUT. CALL YOUR ELECTRIC COMPANY
PECO - 1-800-841-4141
PPL - 1-800-342-5775
MET ED/FIRST ENERGY - 1-888-544-4877

Have on hand: 1) Flashlights with new batteries 2) Battery-operated Radio with new batteries 3) Spare new batteries 4) Fully charge your cell phone and laptops 5) Plenty of blankets and 6) Plenty of warm clothing.

Other Items to have on hand: 1) First-aid kit and 2) Enough of the following for 3 days for each member of your family: non-perishable food (don't forget the non-electric can opener), bottled water, essential medicine, food and water for pets, and diapers and formula for infants.

Secure Outside Furniture, Toys and Garden Items. If they can't be brought indoors, anchor items so that the winds can't toss them around.

If you live in a flood prone area, be prepared to evacuate when officials tell you. It is a good idea to keep your cars fueled in case of an evacuation order. Pack a go-bag for each member of your family and be sure to include the following: Change of clothing, essential medicine, sturdy shoes/boots, personal care items, and diapers and formula for infants.

If you are evacuated, avoid areas of flooding. If you can't see the center line in the roadway, turn around. IT IS ILLEGAL IN PA TO IGNORE ROAD CLOSED SIGNS! NEVER drive through flooded roadways...TURN AROUND - DON'T DROWN !!

Click here for a list of pet friendly hotels.
Click here for a list of dry ice vendors.

Sign up for ReadyPA and receive emergency alerts, notifications and updates on email. Check out all the links below to find out more about emergency services in Chester County.



important services and information



Here are some links related to Emergency Preparedness.



Chester County Department of Emergency Services





The Chester County Department of Emergency Services provides information and public training opportunities for individuals and organizations in the county. For information, please visit their website by clicking here.



ready chesco





ReadyChesCo uses the Roam Secure Alert Network (RSAN) to immediately contact you during a major crisis or emergency. It delivers important emergency alerts, where to go, what to do, or what not to do, who to contact and other important information. To register, visit the ReadyChesCo website here.



Chester County responder blog





Responders and residents in Chester County are encouraged to subscribe to The Chester County Responder, a blog with useful information and safety tips. Visit the Chester County Responder Blob by clicking here.



SMART 911





Smart911 is a secure, private, and free service that allows residents to create a safety profile online to provide key information to Chester County's 9-1-1 Center. It allows residents to control what information they want 9-1-1 and first responders to have in an emergency situation. Visit their website here.



Oxford regional emergency management





The Oxford Regional Emergency Management (OxREM) Team was established to assist local municipalities in quickly and efficiently mitigating emergency situations with minimal loss or risk to the property and people that reside within the Oxford Area School District. For more information or to join the OxREM team, please visit www.oxrem.org.



citizen corps





The mission of Citizen Corps is to harness the power of every individual through education, training, and volunteer service to make communities safer, stronger, and better prepared to respond to the threats of terrorism, crime, public health issues, and disasters of all kinds. For more information on the Citizen Corps, please click here.



west nottingham township



chester county, pennsylvania



100 Park Road

P.O. Box 67

Nottingham, PA 19362


www.wnt-gov.org

westnottinghamtwp@zoominternet.net