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Ontario proclaims September National Preparedness Month; emergency manager offers readiness resources
Summary
The council issued a proclamation recognizing National Preparedness Month. Emergency Manager Joseph Ramos promoted the 'Build a Kit, Make a Plan, Stay Informed' guidance, a preparedness website and upcoming CERT training.
The Ontario City Council proclaimed September as National Preparedness Month and invited residents to strengthen emergency readiness.
Emergency Manager Joseph Ramos accepted the proclamation and summarized three preparedness steps: 'Build a Kit, Make a Plan, Stay Informed.' Ramos directed residents to readyontario.com for a preparedness guide and said the city will host CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training over three days in the first week of October for those seeking hands-on training.
Ramos also offered a QR code and printed resources for residents and thanked the council for recognizing the month's importance.
What’s next: Residents interested in CERT training can sign up via the city’s preparedness webpage or scan the meeting QR code provided by staff.
