2009 DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAX LIST


BE PREPARED FOR WINTER STORMS!

At home and work, plan ahead by having these on hand:

*Flashlight and extra batteries

*Battery-backup powered NOAA weather radio

*AM/FM Radio

*Extra food and water – high energy food such as dried fruit,

nuts & granola bars, food that requires no cooking or refrigeration

*Can opener

*Extra medicine and baby supplies

*First aid kit

*Heating fuel

*Emergency heat source

*Fire extinguisher

*Smoke alarm

*Make sure pets have plenty of food, water & shelter

If you are already indoors during hazardous winter weather:

*Stay inside!

*When using alternate heat from a fireplace, wood stove,

space heater, etc., use fire safeguards and properly ventilate

*Close off unneeded rooms

*Stuff towels or rags in cracks under doors

Cover windows at night

Eat and drink – food provides the body with energy for producing

its own heat

Wear layers of loose fitting, lightweight, warm clothing

 

 

Only travel if necessary, and before starting out in a vehicle:

*Plan your travel

*Check the weather

*Have road condition phone numbers handy

*Carry a Winter Storm Survival Kit – most of this can be stored in a duffel in the trunk:

-cell phone & charger

-blankets or sleeping bags

-flashlight and extra batteries

-first-aid kit

-knife, whistle

-high calorie non-perishable food, bottled water

-extra clothing to keep dry

-large, empty can for emergency toilet, tissues & paper towels

-small can and waterproof matches to melt snow for drinking water

-sack of sand or cat litter for traction, shovel

-windshield scraper & brush

-tool kit, tow rope, battery booster cables

-compass and road maps

-deck of cards (to keep kids and adults entertained until help arrives)