Community Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Preparedness and Response Program
Preparing for, responding to, assisting in, the recovery of natural and human caused public health incidents and threats.

Temporary Warming Centers: Winter 2022-2023

We are very grateful to all the businesses opening their doors for those needing to warm up. These businesses will operate normally, but they have agreed to welcome cold community members with open arms. Tri-City Union Gospel Mission is the exception and will open both shelters if the temperatures drop below 32 degrees.

You can reach out to the business or organization below if you have additional questions.

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Are You Prepared?
Being prepared for an emergency is the best way to protect yourself and your family against any kind of disasters Here are a few simple steps you can take to prepare:

1. Be Informed
2. Plan Ahead
3. Take Action

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Current Hazards & Issues:

Heavy Metals In Chocolate
- Action: Check your holiday dark chocolate before you eat it. See link for brands containing high heavy metals.
- Link: Lead and Cadmium Could Be in Your Dark Chocolate
Honda 'Do Not Drive' Alert
- Action: Honda has issued a 'Do Not Drive' warning for 2001-2003 Acura and Honda vehicles with unrepaired Takata Alpha air bags.
- Link: Honda, Acura Takata Air Bag Recall Update

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