Emergency Preparedness

In recent years, public health has become more involved in the local, regional and state planning for prevention, response to and restoration after emergency/disaster events. This page contains up-to-date information and resources regarding emergency preparedness.

Community Information

Info for Flooded, Moldy Homes After the Storm

Emergency Disinfection of Drinking Water

FDA Food and Water Safety During Floods and Hurricanes

Guidelines for Food Safety During Temporary Power Outages

Private Well Flooding Concerns

Sewage Backup Fact Sheet

Press Release--Health District Reminds Residents to be Prepared for Disasters (6/22/11)

Winter Weather Health and Safety Concerns (1/14/11)

Are You Prepared for Flood Season? (Yale Center for Public Health Preparedness)

American Red Cross Pandemic Flu Family Preparedness

Emergency Preparedness for People with Dementia

Emergency Preparedness for Persons with Special Needs

Children In a Public Health Emergency

Volunteering

The Health District needs medical and non-medical volunteers for emergency preparedness positions. All types of skills are needed. Training is provided. If you are interested in learning more about being a volunteer, please call 721-2816 or download the sign-up sheet below.