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Emergency Planning Resources

November 2021 Flood Resource Information

Provincial Information

Agriculture Resource Map
AgriService Emergency Update
EmergencyInfoBC
Flood Zone Information | BC CDC
DriveBC | Major Events
WorkSafeBC | Helping employers to prepare for emergencies
GovBC | Travel & Fuel Restrictions

Community Information

Financial Assistance/Relief Funding

Government of BC
BCEDA
- BC Economic Development Association Resources
Small Business BC
- Flood Resources for Small Businesses

Evacuee Support

Government of BC
ICBC
- Flood Support
BC College of Pharmacists
- Accessing Medications You May Need During a State of Emergency

Mental Wellness in Emergency/Natural Disaster Situations

Document	Link
Coping with Natural Disaster Stress Prepared By: Canadian Mental Health Association	LINK
Mental Health Resources for the Agriculture Sector Prepared By: Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Fisheries	LINK
Psychological First Aid Pocket Book Prepared By: Canadian Red Cross	LINK
Recognizing & Resolving Trauma in Children During Disasters Prepared By: First Nations Health Authority	LINK
Responding to Stressful Events Prepared By: Government of Canada	LINK

More Resources

Mental Wellness Resources

First Aid Assessment

Information Phone #'s

Emergency Info BC
- 1-833-376-2452
BC Hydro
- 1 (800) 224-9376
BC 1-Call (Emergency Line)
- 1-800-474-6886
- Non-Emergencies (Link)
FortisBC
- 1-866-948-5543
Shaw
- 1-877-742-9249

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Resources & Links

Document	Link
BC 1-Call During any state of emergency, avoiding damage to critical infrastructure and personal injury is important. If you need to dig and cannot wait the standard 3 days, please make your emergency locate request on the BC 1-Call Hotline. For all Non-emergency locate requests, the online form is up and running as well.	Hotline: 1-800-474-6886
BC SPCA Emergency Boarding Hotline & Checklist - Pets Hotline By: BC SPCA Article By: Today in BC	Hotline: 1-855-622-7722 Article: LINK
Emergency Info Tube: Content and Map Form Prepared By: AgSafeBC Updated: 2018	WORD
Evacuation Preparation Checklist Prepared By: AgSafeBC Updated: 2021	PDF
Emergency Procedures Policies Prepared By: WorkSafeBC	LINK
First Aid Regulations Prepared By: WorkSafeBC	LINK
Hypothermia Information Prepared By: BC Search & Rescue	Newsletter #6 (PDF) Newsletter #17 (PDF)
Hypothermia: Surviving the Cold Booklet Prepared By: WorkSafeBC	PDF
Natural Environmental Hazards Information Prepared By: GovCDN	LINK
Livestock Relocation Prepared By: GovBC	LINK
River Forecast Centre Prepared By: GovBC	LINK

Emergency Management Guides

Document	Link
Beef \| Emergency Management Guide Prepared By: BC Cattleman's Association Updated: 2021	PDF
Pork \| Emergency Management Guide Prepared By: BC Pork Producers/GovBC/GovCDN Updated: 2015	PDF
Small Mixed Farms \| Emergency Management Guide Prepared By: GovBC/GovCDN	PDF

Emergency Planning Resource Page

General Emergency Planning Resources for any type of situation, and an important part of any standard Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) program.

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Re-entry & Restarting After a Flood

For your convenience a complete Task Management Package is available to download as one PDF document. This document will continue to be updated to include new packages as they become available. Additionally, each of the individual documents within this package can be downloaded below.

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Task management packages for common activities after a flood. *Each of these packages are included in the complete "Re-entry & Restarting Task Management" document above.

Employers are encouraged to add customized information to these documents to fit their individual operation’s needs. Your local AgSafe Safety Consultant or Advisor and the AgSafe office staff can assist you in choosing the appropriate resources.