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When disaster strikes, you might need to evacuate on short notice. Be prepared: know the difference between an evacuation alert and an evacuation order, keep your emergency kit stocked and download the @AB_EmergAlert app. Learn more at alberta.ca/BePrepared

Hazard season is here again. Whether you’re building an emergency kit or protecting your home from severe weather, checklists and fact sheets are available in different languages to help you prepare. Visit alberta.ca/CommunityPrep to download or print translated resources.

Talk to loved ones tonight about where they were when the test alert was issued, and how ready they would have been to respond if that test alert had been real. Take action today while the risk is low, so you will be ready to respond when the risk is high. #beprepared

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Talk to loved ones tonight about where they were when the test alert was issued, and how ready they would have been to respond if that test alert had been real. Take action today while the risk is low, so you will be ready to respond when the risk is high. #beprepared

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A national test of the emergency alerting system will happen Wednesday, November 16 at 1:55pm. Check your phone’s compatibility at alertready.ca Visit Alberta.ca/BePrepared for tips to help you and your family become more prepared.

With heavy rain in the forecast, do what you can now to help #ProtectYourProperty. Review our top 10 tips and contact us if you have insurance questions. We’re here to help. #FloodPreparedness #ABstorm

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Check out "Emergency Preparedness Week Roundup - IAEM Alberta Lunch-n-Learn" eventbrite.ca/e/emergency-pr… @eventbrite

It’s here, Alberta – there’s snow in the forecast for many parts of the province this weekend. Plan ahead, drive to weather conditions and download the @511Alberta app for the latest road reports and alerts. Get more tips at alberta.ca/safer-winter-h… #abroads #abstorm

When disaster strikes, you might need to evacuate on short notice. Be prepared: know the difference between an evacuation alert and an evacuation order, keep your emergency kit stocked and download the @AB_EmergAlert app. Learn more at alberta.ca/BePrepared

Wildfires are extremely dangerous. Be prepared by downloading the Alberta Wildfire and Emergency Alert apps. Maintain an emergency kit with at least 72hrs of supplies and keep up to date with the latest information: alberta.ca/wildfires.aspx

Your emergency kit should include items to keep you and your family safe for at least 72 hours. Create a list and make purchases gradually over time to prepare you for an emergency without breaking the bank. Learn more at alberta.ca/GetSupplies

Emergency Preparedness Week reminds us to be ready for anything. When you’re planning for an emergency, don’t forget your pets. In addition to having an emergency kit for your family, you should have one for your furry friends as well. For tips, visit alberta.ca/PetPrep

Emergency Preparedness Week Tip – Your Emergency Kit! This video is a reminder of what goes in your emergency kit. Emergency Preparedness: Be Ready for Anything. youtube.com/watch?v=5yk3ds… #TownofOlds #OldsAB #OldsAlberta #MyOlds

Are you ready for anything? As Emergency Preparedness Week wraps up, have you had the chance to make an emergency kit yet? @YourAlberta (Government of Alberta) has provided this checklist to make packing a kit easier than ever bit.ly/3tq4G3O youtu.be/DLfrQbFakjo

Emergencies and disasters such as out of control fires, blizzards, or floods are common risks in agricultural communities across Alberta. To learn more check out the Emergency Preparedness for Farm Animals and Livestock brochure below.

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Do you have an emergency plan for your farm animals and livestock? A well thought-out plan can help you respond effectively, protect your animals and property, and help you cope with the stress of the emergency or disaster. youtu.be/6Ncan_M3tXg via @YouTube

May 2-8 is National Emergency Preparedness Week! While Alberta has joined other jurisdictions in opting out of the national alert test due to the COVID-19 situation, we are confident the alert system works for Albertans. Our focus is on keeping Albertans safe as we #StopTheSpike

Being informed can help you better prepare for emergencies and disasters. •Download the Alberta Emergency Alert app. •Start a conversation. Talk to your friends and family. •Know the risks – if you know the hazards, you know how to prepare. Visit alberta.ca/EPWeek

Wildfire season officially started March 1 and runs until October 31. Wildfires can affect communities in forested or grassland areas. But did you know they can affect urban green spaces like ravines and parks too? Learn more tips below. youtu.be/aRezNxt091o via @YouTube

Spring storms can happen suddenly and make driving conditions unpredictable. Slow down, plan ahead and arrive safely - get the @511Alberta app for the latest road reports and alerts. Get it for iOS and Android at 511.alberta.ca/about/mobileapp #abroads