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Village F.D. Call Statistics
Year Fire EMS Alarms Total
1998
328
819
371
1518
1999
565
830
367
1762
2000
713
867
384
1964
2001
758
893
359
2010
2002
722
890
312
1924
2003
769
901
268
1938
2004
755
903
290
1948
2005
709
990
284
1983
2006
631
868
255
1754
2007
622
951
224
1797
2008
630
892
293
1815
2009
485
788
263
1536
2010 Monthly Statistics
Month
Fire
EMS
Alarms
Total
JAN
55
78
20
153
FEB
44
65
21
130
MAR
23
66
23
112
APR
38
79
23
140
MAY
47
60
14
121
JUN
56
71
34
161
JUL
50
66
26
142
AUG        
SEPT        
OCT        
NOV        
DEC        
YTD
959
MONTHLY AVG
137
ANNUAL EST.
1644

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EMERGENCY MASS NOTIFICATION AND DELTALERT OPT-IN LINK

Dear Village Resident:

As the Emergency Management Directors for our respective cities, we have contracted with DeltAltert to provide an Emergency Mass Notification System.  During an emergency, utilizing DeltAlert's system, we will be able to quickly send important information to our residents via email, text message and/or voice call.  Our Emergency Management Coordinator, Bat. Chief, Howard Miller will collect and facilitate these messages. 

DeltAlert already possesses a substantial database that contains some residential contact information.  But, you may want to access the opt-in site immediately below and review or supplement your contact information. There is no charge to you to participate. You will also find below a brief description of the program and frequently asked questions.

We hope that you will take time to participate in this program, so that we may better communicate with you during an emergency.

Thank you,

Mayor Derry Essary, Bunker Hill Village
Mayor Sue Speck, Hedwig Village
Mayor Robin Border, Hilshire Village
Mayor David Wegner, Hunters Creek Village
Mayor Peter Nemeth, Piney Point Village
Mayor Mike Andrews, Spring Valley Village

View Frequently Asked Questions and DeltAlert website

Proceed to the Opt-In form

**Disclaimer: By clicking on the links above, you will be leaving the Village Fire Department website**


SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH

(Harris County, TX) - The Harris County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HCOHSEM) is gearing up for National Preparedness Month (NPM).

NPM is a nationwide effort held in September of each year to encourage Americans to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses and schools.

"Our goal is to increase public awareness about the importance of preparing for emergencies and to encourage individuals to take action before disaster strikes," said Harris County Judge Ed Emmett.

This will be the seventh NPM which will focus on important preparedness steps including:

.. Get an Emergency Supply Kit
. Make a Family Emergency Plan
. Be Informed
. Get Involved

NPM is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Ready Campaign which works with more than 3,200 national, regional, state and local government organizations to highlight the importance of public emergency preparedness throughout September.

HCOHSEM provides thousands of disaster preparedness brochures and hundreds of presentations each year, and NPM is an excellent opportunity for residents to receive this life-saving information.

Go to the HCOHSEM Web site www.hcoem.org for preparedness tips, or click on the following link to download a Hurricane Preparedness brochure http://www.hcoem.org/documents/Hurricanebrochure.pdf

Details about NPM and the Ready Campaign are available at www.ready.gov or by calling 1-800-BE-READY.


Hurricane Preparedness Resources

View our Hurricane Preparedness Page to stay on top of developing conditions in the Gulf

Visit the Texas Department of Emergency Management's website for more hurricane preparedness resources.


Training Announcement

NFA029 - Incident Safety Officer (NFA) - 16.00 Hours

When
September 27-28, 2010
0800 - 1700

Prerequisites
None

Description
This course examines the Safety Officer's role at emergency response situations. A specific focus on operations within an Incident Command System (ICS) as a Safety Officer is a main theme.

Audience
Individuals who have a Safety Officer responsibility at emergency operation situations. Persons attending this course should have a working knowledge of the ICS as taught by the National Fire Academy (NFA), building construction principles, hazardous materials management, applicable National Fire Protection (NFPA) guidelines, and Federal regulations.

Location
Spring Branch ISD Police Department
9009 Ruland
Houston, Texas 77055


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