Your preparation makes a huge difference in keeping everyone safe.

🚨 PREPAREDNESS – WHAT YOU SHOULD DO✅ Stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary to allow emergency vehicles safe access.✅ Check and clear furnace and heating vents to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.✅ Ensure fire hydrants near your home are clear of snow if you can safely do so.✅ Keep emergency supplies ready — flashlights, batteries, medications, blankets, and extra food and water.✅ Charge phones and backup power sources ahead of the storm.✅ Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.✅ Park vehicles off roadways when possible to allow snow plows and emergency responders through.

🚫 WHAT NOT TO DO❌ Do not use grills, ovens, or generators indoors or in attached garages — this creates deadly carbon monoxide.❌ Do not overload electrical outlets with heaters or extension cords.❌ Do not block hydrants, fire lanes, or access points with snow piles or parked vehicles.❌ Do not attempt to drive through deep snow or around barricades.❌ Do not ignore downed power lines — always assume they are live and stay far away.

👨‍🚒 HELP US HELP YOUEmergency response times may be affected by severe conditions. Your preparation and cooperation help ensure we can respond quickly when it matters most.

Stay informed, stay warm, and look out for your neighbors — especially the elderly or those who may need assistance.

📢 Follow this page for updates as the storm approaches.

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