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Dr. Carol Cwiak, NDSU Register online on the countys emergency management website or call to register your home, business, cell, and TDD/TTY device. (701) 478-4068 Cass County Register in every county that you show property in. (218)


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  • Dr. Carol Cwiak, NDSU
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Register online

  • n the county’s

emergency management website or call to register your home, business, cell, and TDD/TTY device. Register in every county that you show property in. (701) 478-4068 Cass County (218) 299-5151 Clay County

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Know how to properly shelter for a tornado and a hazardous material spill.

April 27, 2014: EF-4 Tornado Mayflower, Arkansas December 30, 2013: Derailment Casselton, North Dakota Christopher Mardorf/FEMA Huffington Post /AP www.cityoffargo.com/CityInfo/Departments/Fire/GeneralInformation/Shelter-In-Place/

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Michael Rieger/FEMA April 15, 2011: Flooding Kindred, North Dakota

If your vehicle ends up in a body of water remember:

  • Seatbelts
  • Children
  • Window
  • Out

Never underestimate the power

  • f water or the willingness of law

enforcement to ticket you for ignoring road closures.

Dickinson State University/AP November 1, 2009: Pond Drowning Dickinson, North Dakota

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Do not create or read texts

  • r emails while driving.

Drive defensively – watch for distracted drivers…they are everywhere.

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Have “in case of emergency” contacts on your cell phone. Carry an emergency contact card in your wallet.

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  • First Aid and CPR (American Red Cross)
  • Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

www.redcross.org/nd/fargo

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Keep a all-season survival/hazard kit in your vehicle and check state travel maps and 511 for updated conditions.

Jay Pickthorn/ The Forum Ready.gov/ FEMA

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Potential Events

  • Interruption of operations
  • Closure of your facility
  • Injury or death of staff or clients
  • Loss of records or equipment
  • Lawsuit
  • Reputation Damage

Considerations

  • People
  • Facilities
  • Functions
  • Reputation
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In PDF format in: English Spanish Bosnian Arabic Kirundi Kurdish Swahili Nepali Vietnamese Somali French Russian Farsi www.cityoffargo.com/ Emergencies/AreYouPrepared

Are You Prepared? Free guide that provides information on preparing for a variety of potential emergencies and explains what residents should include in home, boat, car, and RV emergency kits.

Ready.gov www.fema.gov/information-property-owners

National Flood Insurance Program

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Forget the gift baskets, plants, cutting boards, calendars, restaurant gift cards, pies, etc. and give a gift that shows you really care. An alert weather radio is the best warning system for a quick onset event and a steal

  • f a deal at $25-$40.
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Carol L. Cwiak, J.D., Ph.D.

Department of Emergency Management North Dakota State University (701) 231-5847 carol.cwiak@ndsu.edu