Town of Fletcher
Emergency Readiness Information

 
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Latest News  Check here for new important information!  In the event of a winter storm.  Individuals should prepare any emergency supplies now should extended power outages occur within the Town of Fletcher. The Red Cross recommends the following items: Back-Up Heating appliance First aid kit and essential medications. Battery-powered NOAA Weather radio, flashlight, and extra batteries. Canned food and can opener. Bottled water (at least one gallon of water per person per day to last at least 3 days). Extra warm clothing, including boots, mittens, and a hat. Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit for your car, too. More information is available through the Red Cross link. Should you or your family have any concerns or questions before, during, or after any potential hazardous event affecting the Town of Fletcher, please contact the Fire Marshal’s Office, 687-9488. Have you ever wondered what you would do if severe flooding, winter weather, or even a hazardous materials incident effected your community. What are some essential supplies you might include into a standby emergency supply kit if your family must evacuate in an emergency or if a long term power outage occurs? The vital answers to these crucial questions, along with many other emergency readiness tips, are now available at Town Hall. The Fire Marshal’s Office now has a limited supply of “Emergency Readiness Wheels” that will prepare you and your family for any type of natural, technological, or man-made emergency. This free, informative and innovative tool includes a magnet that will allow you to keep life saving tips as close as your refrigerator before, during, and after an emergency. Supplies are limited so please stop by Town Hall or contact the Fire Marshal’s Office to receive your free “Emergency Readiness Wheel. Joe Cox, Fire Marshall 687-9488

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