Emergency Preparedness & Planning | Municipality of Neebing

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
STARTS WITH YOU!

Neebing Emergency Response Plan

The Neebing Emergency Response Plan includes valuable information for Neebing residents about what to do, who to call, and where to go in the event of an actual emergency.

The Public Information Guide portion of the plan contains emergency preparedness resources along with 'what to to do when' checklists to assist you in emergency situations. The Guide details what you should have in your emergency kit and what do do when an evacuation is called. Every Neebing household should have an emergency action plan of their own. Click on the box below to start:

Emergency Response Registry

The Emergency Response Registry is a service that allows residents with disabilities and/or their caregivers to submit critical information about their living accommodations to Neebing Emergency Services. The information that is collected is strictly confidential and will be used only to assist firefighters and emergency responders when responding to emergencies such as 911 calls or if there is a need for an emergency evacuation.

Submit your information

If someone in your care would like to be added to the Emergency Response Registry, please complete the Emergency Response Registry form and return it to the Municipality of Neebing. Copies of the form are also available at the Municipal Office.

Update your information

To ensure the success of this program, remember to:

Update the information regularly if your information changes.
Notify Emergency Management if you or the individual in your care no longer reside at the location on record.

Questions about the registry can be directed to the Neebing Municipal Office at 807-474-5331.

Emergency Response Registry Form

Emergency Text Alert Service

Sign up for Neebing's Emergency Text Alert Service. This text alert service is used to notify our residents via text message of immediate dangers or emergencies occurring in our community such as evacuations, road closures, forest fires and other hazards. Sign up is free!

You must have a smartphone equipped to receive text messages to use this service. This service is not available for US and International phone numbers and it does not work on land lines. Sign up is simple by completing the Information Submission Form. Your personal information is kept strictly confidential

Emergency Text Alert Service

Emergency Preparedness for Residents

The Government of Canada has excellent emergency planning publications and internet resources to help you be better prepared for an emergency.

Know the risks

Knowing the risks will help you better prepare. Floods, blizzards, power outages or transportation accidents are common in our area.

Make a plan

Making an emergency plan will help you and your family know what to do in case of an emergency or disaster. Keep your plan in an easy-to-find location for quick reference.

Get an emergency kit

In an emergency, be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. You will need some basic supplies and you may need to get by without power or tap water.