Plumas County offers storm readiness tips

Feather Publishing

11/28/2012

With the incoming storms throughout Plumas County, the Plumas County Office of Emergency Service is reminding residents to be prepared. Take the time to gather disaster supplies that can sustain a household for up to 72 hours. With anticipation of high winds, be prepared of power outages.

The Plumas County Office of Emergency Management also is urging households to develop family emergency plans. Those should include discussions in advance of the storm on how family members can reach one another if an emergency arises.

For more weather information click here.

For information regarding preparedness, including a checklist, please visit:
http://www.plumascounty.us/index.aspx?NID=2133

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-3#1spell check — Bob2012-11-28 15:10

Plumase County offers storm readiness tips. They will also be teaching spelling courses for newspaper editors.

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+6#2Bob.... — Webmaster2012-11-28 15:23

Thanks for catching our error. (It wasn't the editor....just me the web geek guy.)

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+3#3none — CAROLE JACKSON2012-11-28 17:25

Ha Ha! Bob, Better check your own post...it

is Plumas not Plumase!!

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0#4Sandbags In Qunicy? — soggy bottom boys2012-11-28 18:04

Will there be sandbags avail from the Co in Qunicy? Where & how many?

Thank You

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+1#5Spelling... — Micke2012-11-29 01:47

Thanks, Webmaster, for correcting and acknowledging error. Hard copy usually ignores errors...

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+1#6CAROLE JACKSON — Bob2012-12-01 15:19

Good one, they fixed their spelling error genius. You should be a detective!!!

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