CONNECTICUT GUIDE TO EMERGENCY

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Date: 2013-04-10 14:01:46 Disaster preparedness 9-1-1 Emergency telephone number Emergency State of emergency Medical emergency Survival kit Shelter in place Pet Emergency Management Public safety Management Emergency management		CONNECTICUT GUIDE TO EMERGENCY Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ct.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 601,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Emergency Management Create a Pet Emergency Kit  72 hour supply of food, bowls, and can opener  72 hour supply of bottled water  Blankets/towels (more than one in DocID: 1v3o1 - View Document
	Should You Have a Pet in Your Classroom? If you are thinking about adopting a classroom pet, there are several things you should consider. First, why do you want a pet in the classroom? Then, consider the practical aspec DocID: 1rt6L - View Document
	Emergency Kit An emergency kit is a collection of basic items your household may need in the event of an emergency. Your kit should have enough supplies for up to 72 hours and be easily accessible. DocID: 1rs4Y - View Document
	How to Find Your Lost Pet If you’ve lost your pet, don’t waste any time – begin your search as soon as you notice that the animal is missing. Here are some steps to take: • DocID: 1rmZ2 - View Document
	EVACUATIONS FROM ARMY INSTALLATIONS In the event of an emergency, regional and installation emergency management organizations have plans and procedures to direct evacuation or direct movement of personnel and family mem DocID: 1rfq1 - View Document