Some basics in preparation are: Drinking Water (min. 4 litres of water per person per day) Food ( min. 3 day supply) Clothing/Shelter First Aid Supplies Blankets Hazards: Secure items in your home Out of town family emergency phone contact Personal items, Medicine, Baby Supplies Pet Food / Supplies Fire Extinguisher (5lb Dry Chemical - ABC) For a more extensive list, check our disaster homepack. The Surrey Emergency Program offers: Presentations on personal emergency preparedness and Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness to neighbourhoods, private groups, schools, and organizations upon request. Call 604-543-6795. Click here for more information. Practice
a) Table-Top Exercises - by using a model we walk through a pre-planned disaster scenario to test our resources.
b) Mock Disaster Exercise - utilizes our field and emergency response personnel to respond to a full-scale scenario as if it were actually the real event. Support and literature on Emergency Preparedness. To liaise with Surrey School Board. To attend emergency preparedness conferences to keep up to date on new information. To have six established reception/evacuation centres throughout Surrey. Reception Centres: In the event of an emergency or disaster, reception centres will be set up for registration and inquiry. The number of reception centres that may be opened and set up would be dependant on the nature of the situation and the evacuation measures. Listen to your battery powered radio for further information. |