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    You can do your part by building an emergency kit and making a plan for yourself and your family.

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Preparing for Emergencies


There's always the possibility that a natural or human-caused disaster could affect us here in the Pacific Northwest.

"Be 2 Weeks Ready"

Experts recommend being two weeks ready for an emergency. This means having enough non-perishable food, water, and emergency supplies for your family to last two weeks. This will help emergency responders focus limited resources on injured and other vulnerable populations immediately following a disaster.

Remember, emergency preparedness is a shared responsibility. Here is some information to help you prepare and stay safe in the event of an emergency. 








Wildfire safety and prevention
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Community wildfire prevention is increasingly important as climate, drought and a host of other issues are converging—resulting in more frequent and damaging wildfire events.  

Water Reliablity Projects
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We're making investments to prepare, replace and maintain our community's water system.

Prevent frozen pipes
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Winter can bring icy winds and below freezing temperatures, which can do a lot of damage to your home. Protect your home and keep water flowing by preparing now.

Backup power program
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We offer financing options for customers to purchase a backup power system.