Emergency Management
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New EOC anticipated completion date November 2008
Are you ready for the next big one?
With the recent, natural disasters hitting within and near Tooele County, more and more people are turning their attention to Emergency Preparedness. The damaging windstorms that came through the Tooele and Rush Valley’s this winter, the mudslide on the west side of Grantsville, and the Wells, Nevada earthquake which was felt by many in Tooele County are just a few examples that have served as “eye openers” for people to become aware of, and prepared for disasters.
There is a high demand for emergency preparedness information through educational presentations, brochures and training. Individuals, families and organizations are creating emergency plans and taking steps towards better preparedness.
Everyone should have a family disaster plan and store disaster supplies. There is more information on this website to help you accomplish those things. We’ve added the popular Tooele County Family Emergency Preparedness Guide. You can view it online, or print sections or pages for yourself or for distribution to others.
We’ve also added a section for you to review current Power Point presentations created by Tooele County Emergency Management. If you’d like to schedule one of those presentations, contact the TCEM Public Information Officer at 843-3269.
Remember, for more information about preparedness, you can always refer to your 2008 Tooele County Emergency Preparedness Calendar you should have received in the mail. Finally, if you have more questions about emergency preparedness, please call or come by our office at 27 South Main Street.
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