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FAMILY EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LIST & TASKS

by Dawn Wood, Saturna Emergency Coordinator

SATURNA ISLAND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

The Disaster Coordination Committee and the Emergency Social Services Division of Saturna’s Emergency Preparedness Committee, the Fire Department and Saturna Island Rescue are all taking steps to minimize any harm that results from a disaster occurring on our island. In order to do this, our committee is providing everyone with the following:

- a pamphlet and an info bulletin “26 Weeks to Family Emergency Preparedness”

- local contacts info

- possible marine evacuation locations

- a Community Resource form.

Sources of Funding and Governance

INFORMAL REPORT
on the
SATURNA ISLAND GROUNDWATER WORKSHOP
Sponsored by the Islands Trust
May 7, 2011
Saturna Island
Ron Monk
Resolution Services
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Table of Contents
Scope of the report……………………………………………………… p. 3
Background……………………………………………………………… p. 4
Purpose of the workshop………………………………………………. p. 5
Advertising and promotion………………………………………………. p. 5
Groundwater workshop format…………………………………………. p. 6
Facilitator’s comments on the format………………………………….. p. 7

Saturna Island Property Owners Association

PO Bo 27, Saturna, British Columbia

Email: sipoa@saturnacan.net

Website: www:sipoa.ca

Beverly Neff
Dian Johnstone

Saturna Local Trust Committee May 9, 2011

Dear Beverly and Dian:

On behalf of the Saturna Island Property Owners (SIPOA) board of directors, we would like to extend our thanks for the informative and productive water workshop of this past weekend.

Media Release
For Immediate Release
May 10, 2011

CRD Launches Rain Barrel 101 Campaign on Sustainable U

Victoria, BC –- The Capital Regional District’s Stormwater, Harbours and Watersheds program (SHWP) is launching a new campaign to promote the sustainable management of rainwater in order to protect watersheds throughout the region. As part of the campaign, the CRD will be giving away 20 rain barrels in 20 days to promote rainwater harvesting in the region.

Media Release
For Immediate Release
May 10, 2011

CRD Launches Rain Barrel 101 Campaign on Sustainable U

Victoria, BC –- The Capital Regional District’s Stormwater, Harbours and Watersheds program (SHWP) is launching a new campaign to promote the sustainable management of rainwater in order to protect watersheds throughout the region. As part of the campaign, the CRD will be giving away 20 rain barrels in 20 days to promote rainwater harvesting in the region.