It’s Emergency Preparedness Week, and being prepared starts with understanding the tools designed to keep you safe.
One important tool police use are public alerts. These alerts warn you about immediate situations – such as critical incidents or missing persons – giving you critical information when every minute counts.
When you receive an alert:
- Take it seriously
- Read it carefully
- Follow the instructions provided
During and after an emergency, non‑critical updates will also be shared through your provincial RCMP social media accounts, so be sure to follow them.
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Would you know what to when you receive an emergency alert?
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Would you know what to when you receive an emergency alert?
It’s Emergency Preparedness Week, and being prepared starts with understanding the tools designed to keep you safe.
One important tool police use are public alerts. These alerts warn you about immediate situations – such as critical incidents or missing persons – giving you critical information when every minute counts.
When you receive an alert:
- Take it seriously
- Read it carefully
- Follow the instructions provided
During and after an emergency, non‑critical updates will also be shared through your provincial RCMP social media accounts, so be sure to follow them.
It’s Emergency Preparedness Week, and being prepared starts with understanding the tools designed to keep you safe.
One important tool police use are public alerts. These alerts warn you about immediate situations – such as critical incidents or missing persons – giving you critical information when every minute counts.
When you receive an alert:
- Take it seriously
- Read it carefully
- Follow the instructions provided
During and after an emergency, non‑critical updates will also be shared through your provincial RCMP social media accounts, so be sure to follow them.
