#AlertReady alerts sent to cell phones have saved lives. More than 100 emergency alerts have been transmitted since April. Learn more at www.alertready.ca

Are you #AlertReady? A test of the public alert system will occur on November 28th. If you hear this sound, please pay attention and take appropriate action right away. It could save your life. http://static.ow.ly/docs/Canadian_Alerting_Attention_Signal_%20(8sec)_7uhq.mp3 Learn more at www.alertready.ca #CdnWireless

During a #SnowStorm: Listen to local officials, stay off roads, charge devices in case power goes out, and check on neighbors. #WinterSafety bit.ly/2j0fS7X

Friday, Nov. 16, 4 p.m. / vendredi, 16 nov, 16h

Sussex Fire Department shared a post.

Are you ready for the next storm? Read more: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/public_alerts/public_alert.2018.11.1268.html

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/jps/news/news_release.2018.11.1252.htmlStorm preparedness begins at homeWith winter around the corner, Storm Preparedness Week, Nov. 4-10, is an opportunity to remind New Brunswickers of the need to be ready in case of an emergency.

If you have a little one that is interested in fire trucks, we have a great site where they can learn all about them! http://www.sparky.org/firetrucks

With the widespread power outages, New Brunswickers are reminded of the threat that carbon monoxide can pose in their homes. Residents are advised to never run a generator in a home, garage, or near a window or air intake outside of a home. It is not safe to use a barbecue, camping stove or propane…

Government of New BrunswickImpairment does not just mean slurred speech. Cannabis affects attention, coordination and slows reaction time. #DontDriveHigh.