Preparedness
Welcome to the Preparedness section of Annapolis REMO’s Emergency Management website. Being prepared is key to protecting lives, property, and the environment in the event of an emergency.
Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan
The Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan outlines the methodology for effective, efficient, and coordinated emergency planning and response across Annapolis County. It serves as a comprehensive guide for mitigating, preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies. By fostering collaboration among municipalities, emergency services, and community organizations, the plan ensures a unified and strategic approach to managing emergencies of all scales.
Please click on the Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan cover to review document.
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Emergency Management Act Responsibilities
Under Nova Scotia's Emergency Management Act, municipalities have specific obligations and responsibilities to ensure the safety and resilience of their communities. Since November 1, 1991, each municipality is required to:
What You Can Do
Preparedness is a shared responsibility. Annapolis REMO encourages residents, businesses, and visitors to take active steps in emergency planning by:
For more information, access the full Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan and additional resources on preparedness here. Together, we can create a safer, more resilient Annapolis County.
Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan
The Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan outlines the methodology for effective, efficient, and coordinated emergency planning and response across Annapolis County. It serves as a comprehensive guide for mitigating, preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies. By fostering collaboration among municipalities, emergency services, and community organizations, the plan ensures a unified and strategic approach to managing emergencies of all scales.
Please click on the Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan cover to review document.
(Click to view)Under Nova Scotia's Emergency Management Act, municipalities have specific obligations and responsibilities to ensure the safety and resilience of their communities. Since November 1, 1991, each municipality is required to:
- Prepare and approve an emergency management plan.
- Establish a framework for collaboration with local organizations and regional partners.
- Allocate resources and implement training to maintain readiness for emergencies.
- These measures underscore the importance of proactive planning and community involvement to handle potential risks and hazards effectively.
What You Can Do
Preparedness is a shared responsibility. Annapolis REMO encourages residents, businesses, and visitors to take active steps in emergency planning by:
- Signing up for alerts: Stay informed with real-time updates via the Alertable Emergency Alerts System.
- Creating a family emergency plan: Ensure every household member knows what to do in an emergency.
- Building a 72-hour emergency kit: Include essentials like water, food, medications, and communication tools.
For more information, access the full Annapolis REMO Emergency Management Plan and additional resources on preparedness here. Together, we can create a safer, more resilient Annapolis County.
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