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Show of Recent Disasters
Recent History of
Local Emergencies
Local Emergency
Planning Committee
GIS
Mapping
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Events and
News
DOF
Burn Permits are Required Seasonally but Responsibility
is Year-round!
Firewise
Kenai Peninsula
Homer
CERT Training has been scheduled
Citizen Corps
Summer Newsletter
2010 All-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
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911
911 - What
You Need to Know
Can emergency
responders find you if
you call 911? Verify your address
Emergency Management Links
Alaska
Division of Homeland Security
and Emergency Management
Federal Emergency Management
Agency
511 DOT Road Conditions
Plans
Emergency Operations Plan
2007
Emergency Operations Center
Guide
Employee
Links
Employee Email
FirstClass
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City
Links
Homer
Kenai
Seldovia
Seward
Soldotna
Peninsula and Alaska News
Sources
Peninsula Clarion
Homer News
Homer Tribune
KBBI Radio
Radio Kenai
Seldovia Gazette
Seward City News
Seward Phoenix Log
The Redoubt Reporter
Anchorage Daily News
KTUU Channel 2
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Publications
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Nikiski
Middle/High School's Megan Hansen's "Caring for the
Kenai" project:
CERTain
Disaster (ppt)
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Hannah Watkins' Childrens
Books
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Preparedness Checklist
for Animals
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The Kenai
Peninsula Citizen Corps (KPCC) is a
series of volunteer-based programs that provide communities with training,
resources to help identify disaster risks
and develop solutions, and opportunities
to connect local leaders, volunteers and
first responders to help build stronger,
safer, better prepared communities on the
Kenai Peninsula. For more information on
your local Citizen Corps programs,
view
the brochure.
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Questions about
the Citizen Corps programs? Fill out this form, email
Glenda Landua, KPCC Coordinator, or
call Glenda at 262-2098.
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Are you prepared for a
disaster?
What's your RQ (Readiness
Quotient)? Find out by taking a simple test at www.WhatsYourRQ.org.
In a major disaster, it might be several days before
vital services are restored. Are you prepared?
Visit 72hours.org.
Why you should have a NOAA Weather
Radio
All
Hazard Alert Broadcast System (Sirens)
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