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EM PREP WORKSHOP SERIES 20170826 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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EM PREP WORKSHOP SERIES 20170826 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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Emergency Prep Workshop Series for Vulnerable People The Port Ludlow Village Council Emergency Management Committee (PLVC-EM) will host STEPUP, a two-part “Special Training in Emergency Preparedness for Unique People”, on Monday, September 18, fro m 1pm-4pm, at the Beach Club, and 1pm-4pm, Wednesday, September 20, at the Bay Club. Unique people in this context are those with disabilities, Senior Citizens and the vulnerable population.

Deb Reithmeyer, Program Coordinator for Jefferson County Department of Emergency Management (JCDEM), will facilitate the two-part workshop that will cover many unique topics, including sheltering in place, caring for your service animal or pet during a disaster, compiling your important documents prior to a disaster, among other related topics.

STEPUP is sponsored by the JCDEM and offered free of charge. However, seating is limited at both venues, so please pre-register today with Deb at dreithmeyer@co.jefferson.wa.us or 360-344-9728 so she knows how many people to expect. There will be a drawing for a Stuffed Grab and Go Backpacks at each session, but you must be present to win.

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BLOCK CAPTAIN FAIR V2 20170720 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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BLOCK CAPTAIN FAIR V2 20170720 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BLOCK CAPTAIN FAIR 4:00 pm at the Bay Club Tuesday, 25 July 2017

Keynote speakers:
Lynne Sterbenz, Director of Emergency Management for Jefferson County
Brad Martin – Fire Chief of Fire District-#3 -Port Ludlow
Pat Lohrey – Emergency Management Coordinator for South Bay
Ginny Munger – Emergency Management Coordinator for North Bay

Introduction of Port Ludlow’s new Director of Emergency Management:
Danille Turissini

Break Out Session Topics:
Grab and Go Supplies
Preparations for Special Needs Residents and Pets
Shelter-In-Place
Block Captain Liability Issues
FRS and HAM Radio Communication
Map Your Neighborhood

……and then……
Pizza and Prize Raffle

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PLEM NEW DIRECTOR APPOINTED 20170714 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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PLEM NEW DIRECTOR APPOINTED 20170714 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

PORT LUDLOW EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NEW DIRECTOR APPOINTED

The PLVC is pleased to announce Danille Turissini has been appointed Director, Emergency Management. Danille has been a Port Ludlow resident for 15 years and has spent 33 years in grassroots organizing. She was also a candidate for Washington State Senate in 2016. She is a former journalist and currently the sole proprietor of 4th Branch Strategies, which offers people-to-people networking solutions for building strong community relationships. Her passion has been to inform, empower, energize and engage citizens in a lifestyle of advocacy and community bridge building. It is exactly those elements that she will bring to the Emergency Management (EM) activities here in Port Ludlow. Starting with revitalizing the Block Captain program, which is the foundation of all our EM programs, Danille will be expanding the participation base and activities that are involved in having our community be prepared for the smaller events such as power outages and planning for larger events such as earthquakes that could be extremely disruptive. Danille will chair the PLVC Emergency Management Committee which has Jay Bakst, Tink Green, Pat Lohry and Ginny Munger as members.

Bill Dean
PLVC President

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CLOSED SATURDAY TRAIL NINE GOLF COURSE TIMBERTON LOOP 20170614 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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CLOSED SATURDAY TRAIL NINE GOLF COURSE TIMBERTON LOOP 20170614 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

Port Ludlow Fire & Rescue will be hosting a wildland firefighting training field day at the closed Trail Nine Golf Course/Timberton Loop trail on Saturday, June 17, beginning at 8 AM until 3 PM. The parking lot off Timberton Drive will be closed to the public to allow fire crews a place to stage their apparatus.

Any questions or concerns could be sent to Port Ludlow Fire and Rescue Chief Brad Martin At 360-437-2236.

Thank you for your cooperation and for allowing your fire service to use local properties for training purposes.