by Hancock COAD
When might you be told to shelter in place rather than evacuate?
– Tornado approaching your home or work place
– Release of chemical, biological or radiological contaminants
How do the supplies you need in your kit for sheltering in place differ from your evacuation supplies?
What if you are at work or school or in your car?
Roundtable conversation about this topic on March 7 at 7:00 PM
Meeting location: EOC 640 South Franklin, Greenfield, Indiana
by Hancock COAD
If you got notice that there was a hazardous materials spill with a cloud of contaminant headed toward your neighborhood and you had 5 minutes to get out of Dodge, what would you forget in the panic of rounding up the kids and getting going?
Come to the EOC, 640 South Franklin, Greenfield next Thursday 2/1 at 7:00 PM. You may want to come a little early – we packed the room last month.
We will continue our round table conversations with “12 Ways to Prepare: Assemble Supplies”. This is the first of several kits that you should have assembled to protect your family.
by Hancock COAD
With the extreme cold weather due to hit our area, please be aware that there will be a warming center open at the Boys and Girls Club in Greenfield (715 East Lincoln) each night, subject to our ability to staff it. We are currently staffed through Sunday 1/14. We open at 7:00 PM and close the following morning at 8:00 AM. There will be food available on the weekend when Kenneth Butler Soup Kitchen is not open.
The center is open to anyone who does not have adequate and safe heat. Please come stay with us instead of using unsafe alternative supplemental heat.
Beyond January 14th you can call either Kenneth Butler Soup Kitchen or the Center Township Trustee’s office to find out if we are open.