Emergency Planning

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS STARTS WITH YOU!

Get Winter Ready! 

Being prepared for winter's wrath can save money, property, and lives. Follow these 3 simple steps to be ready and protect what matters most.

FOLLOW THE LINKS FOR MORE INFO:

Know the Risks

 Prepare your Home

Help your Community

Stay Informed

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Emergency Preparedness Resources

Download the "Build a 72-Hour Kit" guide in .pdf format or watch the 'Build a 72-Hour Kit' Video:

Download these handy 'What to do' guides. Click on the title to open the link.

What to do:  Floods

What to do: Power Outages

What to do: Severe Storms

What to do: Emergency Planning for Farm Animals

Neebing takes steps to ensure the municipality is well prepared in the event of an emergency or disaster.

Neebing Emergency 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.  Our comprehensive Neebing Emergency Program includes an annual review of the Emergency Response Plan itself, training for those who have active roles to play during an emergency, and annual exercises  to test our skills and make sure we are ready and able to respond quickly and effectively in the event of an actual emergency.

Text Alert Service

Be part of the Emergency Text Alert Service in Neebing. Receive a text on your mobile phone when an emergency is happening in your area or the entire Municipality. For more details on this service please visit our text alert information page.

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.