“Protect Yourself and Your Family”

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Each month we will be highlighting different topics pertaining to how you can prepare for a flood.

Today’s topic is “Protect Yourself and Your Family”.

Tune-in to local commercial radio or television stations (WGAC 95.1 FM, WGAC 101.9 FM/580 AM) or NOAA weather radio frequencies (162.550 or 162.450). Purchase a Weather Alert Radio to stay informed of changing conditions. Look for and adhere to all posted warnings. Sign up for emergency notifications (Code Red) at the following link: https://www.columbiacountyga.gov/…/emergency….

If your property is in imminent danger of flooding, contact your utility provider to request that your power or natural gas be shut off or for guidance on how to do it yourself.

Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Never attempt to drive through flooded roadways.

Avoid low-lying areas. Seek shelter in the highest areas possible.

Develop an evacuation plan for your family. Designate a place where your family will meet after an evacuation order is issued.

Original source can be found here.



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