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Emergency Preparedness

The RM of West St. Paul has an Emergency Plan in place that is reviewed annually. This document guides local responses to emergency and disaster situations in a manner that prioritizes:
  • The prevention or limitation of the loss of life
  • The prevention or limitation of the loss of property
  • The prevention or limitation of damage to the environment
  • The restoration of essential services
The Plan provides clear roles and responsibilities, response guidelines and outlines existing local resources. The compilation of information supports quick responses and reduces confusion during situations where every moment can count. In addition to this, the RM routinely meets with neighbouring emergency responders and takes part in training opportunities.
 
It is important for not only the Municipality to be prepared in advance, but for individuals and families to be as well. To help you best protect yourself, your loved ones and your home or work place, please view the Quick Reference Guide and the Guide for Preparing a Personal Family Emergency Plan listed below.
 
The provincial Emergency Management Organization (EMO) is responsible for the overall provincial emergency program, ensuring safety for citizens, their property and the environment. EMO's activities include planning and research, training, response operations and the administration and delivery of disaster financial assistance programs.
 
Up to date spring flood outlook information can be viewed HERE
 
Additional information is also available at: http://www.gov.mb.ca/emo/
 
Anyone open to volunteering their time, resources or expertise during an emergency situation is encouraged to forward their information to:
 
Ken Azaransky, MEC
204-338-0306
3550 Main St.
West St. Paul, MB