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(The Following info is taken from the EBR site http://brgov.com/dept/oep/
hurricaneprep.htm)
The Hurricane Tracking Chart and Response Tips Pamphlet contains vital information on hurricane preparedness. In it you will find a hurricane tracking chart of the Gulf Coast Region, an East Baton Rouge Parish Hurricane Response Map, safety tips and a directory of helpful telephone numbers. The information can be accessed from http://brgov.com/dept/oep/ hurricaneprep.htm Knowing what to do in emergencies is the best protection for your family. The Emergency Preparedness Guide contains valuable information to assist your family in developing a personal emergency preparedness program.  Hurricane Preparedness Important steps toward saving lives and property: Allow time to prepare is before the storm, Assemble a disaster supply kit to include: water, nonperishable food items, first aid supplies, clothing & bedding tools & emergency supplies, and special items, Clear loose and clogged rain gutters and downspouts, Trim trees and shrubbery, Review your insurance policy. Hurricane Safety Tips Fuel and service your vehicle, Secure all windows and any items that could become flying objects, Wedge sliding glass doors so they do not lift off track, Have flashlights and first aid kit available Turn refrigerator to the coldest setting in case of power failure, Have an extra supply of cash on hand, Secure and protect your pets, Evacuate, if advised to do so! If You Evacuate: Evacuate during daylight, if possible, Notify neighbors and one family member outside of the affected area, Monitor local TV and radio for official bulletins: NOAA Weather Radio 162.400 and WJB0 1150 AM For further information contact: East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness at 389-2100. Shelters  In the even of a major storm, shelters will be opened and maintained by volunteers of the American Red Cross. What to bring to a shelter: Blankets, sleeping bags, and pillows Medications: insulin, heart, and others. Baby food and diapers Plastic container of water, sandwiches, and snacks. Flashlight, radio, and extra batteries. First Aid Kit Identification, cash, and valuable papers. Pets are not allowed in shelters. Information for the Elderly and for Assisted-Living Communities Residents in assisted living communities should be aware of evacuation procedures for the complex in which they res ide. Many facilities do not provide transportation in the event of and evacuation. Residents should have at least two emergency contact telephone numbers of friends and family members to assist if an evacuation is necessary. For further information contact East Baton Rouge Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness. Helpful Telephone Numbers Emergency calls should be made first to East Baton Rouge Parish Emergency Number 911 In the event of a hurricane, the following emergency numbers are listed for more information: Advocate Info Line (225) 383-0000 ext 4444 American Red Cross (225) 291-4533 Baton Rouge City Police (225) 389-3831 Baton Rouge Fire Dept. (225) 354-4618 Department of Public Works (225) 389-3158 Emergency Medical Services (225) 389-3300 Louisiana State Police (Troop A) (225) 754-8500 E.B.R. Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (225) 389-2100 Sheriff's Office (225) 389-5000 U.S. Geological Survey (225) 389-0281 Flooding The most common type of all natural hazards is flooding. This is particularly true for East Baton Rouge Parish. Prepare a disaster supply kit and listen to radio and TV stations for the most current information. For further information contact: E.B.R. Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (225) 389-2100 Department of Public Works (225) 778-9952 City of Baker (225) 778-9952 City of Zachary (225) 654-0026 |