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In case of power outages, ensure emergency personnel have access to and protocols for CB and ham radio usage. Ham radios require an informal network of operators. These communications can help emergency personnel maintain communication with residents and with one another.

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Hazards
High Winds
Severe Winter Weather
Wildfire
Extreme Heat
Flooding – Coastal
Flooding – General
Assets
Critical Facilities
People
Focus of action
Adaptive Capacity of Workforce, Staffing, Training

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