Wednesday, 30 January 2019

RE: [WardFive] ReadyDC Preparedness Bulletin

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ReadyDC Preparedness Bulletin

1/29/2019

Winter Not Giving Up Anytime Soon

Snow HeroExpect Cold February

Snow and wind chill are back this week. More than a dozen District government agencies make up the DC Snow Team ensuring it's safe to travel after the end of a snow storm. Hundreds of District employees work tirelessly to resume normal government service and business commerce in an efficient, environmentally sustainable, and safe manner. Most importantly, District government can't do it alone. During winter, Mayor Bowser and Serve DC need your help clearing sidewalks and front walkways for our senior residents and those with access and functional needs. Civic groups, sports clubs, college students, and houses of worship are encouraged to sign up for the volunteer snow removal program.

Be a Snow Team Hero

District Resources For Winter

Homeless Shelters Winter

Help Your Neighbor

Protect residents from life-threatening illness and injury associated with cold weather by calling 311.

Warming Center List

Pets in Snow

Protect Furry Friends

If you see pets left outside in the cold, call the Humane Rescue Alliance at 202-576-6664. 

Pet Safety Tips

DPW Snow Plow

Track District Plows

Using the District's Automated Vehicle Locator system, see where DC plows have traveled throughout the city. 

Track Plows

Personal Preparedness

Download HSEMA's Mobile App

HSEMA's app has a fresh, new look and provides critical information for your busy life on the go. With mobile alerts, road closures, and links to 311, the app ensures you can take action in an emergency no matter where you are. Download today!

Securing Our Communities: Apple Phone-Based Phishing Scam

A new phishing scam is using sophisticated tactics to obtain login credentials and financial information from Apple users. In this scam, the inbound phone call appears to be from Apple's customer support. Click here to learn more.


Business Preparedness

Key To Recovering From a Disaster: Buy Business Insurance 

Disasters can strike at any moment and your business needs to be prepared. Did you know a staggering 75 percent of small businesses do not have insurance? Don't be a statistic, learn more about protecting your business. 

Don't Let Freezing Pipes Break the Bank

A recent study found that frozen pipes are the most common risk of property damage in sub-freezing temperatures. If you go away for an extended period or close your business during the weekend, set the temperature above 55 degrees and let cold water drip from faucets. Click here for more tips on how to better protect your business. 


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