Town of Sussex, NBTown of Sussex Emergency Operations Centre has downgraded to Level 1 Active Monitoring.
NBEMO – OMUNBFlooding has forced some road closures in the province. Drivers are asked to follow closure notices and not to move or drive around barricades. Drivers are also asked to obey changes to speed limits. https://www.gnb.ca/0113/en/traffic_advisories/index-e.asp
The Town of Sussex EMO has activated at Level 2 monitoring. Residents in low lying areas may experience flooding.
Town of Sussex, NBAdvisory to residents of the Town of Sussex and surrounding areas that there has been a significant rise in river levels in the area. The Town of Sussex Works Department and Emergency Measures Coordinator are continuing to monitor the situation. Residents in low lying areas should take all necessary steps to secure…
Because there is a lot of snow in most of the province and rain is expected over the next few days, NBEMO – OMUNB recommends that residents check and clean drains, downspouts and eavestroughs around their property.
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Sunday, Dec. 16, 12 p.m. / dimanche, 16 dec, 12h
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The holidays can be a wonderful time, and we want to ensure every New Brunswicker has a safe holiday season. Here are some fire safety tips that you can do in your own home to make sure your holiday is a FIRE SAFE one.
Have you been watering your Christmas tree?The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shared their latest dry vs. well-watered Christmas tree comparison burn video. A dry Christmas tree burns faster than newspaper. Keep your tree well watered this holiday season. More tips: www.nfpa.org/holiday
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