Emergency Preparedness

Emergency preparedness isn’t just about knowing what to do during an emergency or disaster —it also means preparing for what comes after, which can help reduce stress and recovery time. 
 

Self-reliance and protection of loved ones remain the leading motivators for preparedness actions. We all have a role to play.

Emergencies can cause confusion and disrupt the communications we usually rely on. Have you considered how you would communicate with your loved ones in an emergency? 

March 1 marked the start of Alberta's wildfire season. There are many things you can do now to be prepared for unexpected situations.

Don’t wait for the next fire, blizzard or flood to happen — emergencies can happen any time. Preparedness isn’t about being ready for the next big disaster, it’s about making it a part of your day. 

Creating connections with your community builds resilience in any emergency. Building self-reliance is an important piece of preparedness, but we are stronger together.

Alberta's wildfire season is upon us but preparedness is a year-round event. There are many actions you can start now to build resiliency for when you need it.

Be prepared this wildfire season. Connections are key. Connected communities are resilient communities.