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DISASTER KITS
EMERGENCY FOOD AND WATER
FLOOD RECOVERY
2010 Flood Brochure
Children's Health in the Aftermath of Flooding
Cleaning and Disinfecting After a Flood
Disinfecting Wells Following an Emergency
Evaluating Water-Damaged Electrical Equipment
Fact Sheet for Restaurants after a Flood
FAQs About Cleaning Flooded Basements
FAQs About Mold - Iowa Dept of Public Health
Flood Hazards and Safety Precautions
Flooding and Child Care
Flooding and Stored Grain - ISU Extension
Food Salvage When Flooding Occurs
Food Service Reopening Requirements
Guidelines for Handling Water-Damaged Electrical
Equipment
Hand Hygiene and Protective Gloves - OSHA
Helping Families Deal with the Stress
of Relocation After a Disaster
Hiring Contractors After a Disaster - ISU
How to Sort Flood Debris for Pickup
ISU Monona County Extension Service-Disaster
Recovery
ISU Monona County Extension Service-Flooding
Kill Germs with Bleach
Minimizing Flooded Building Damage i.e. Mold - ISU Extension Website
Mosquito Surveillance and Control
Protect Yourself from Animal Hazards
Recommendations for Water Consumption
Reentering a Flooded Home
Repairing Your Flooded Home - FEMA
Repairing Your Flooded Home - Iowa Dept of
Public Safety
Rodent Control
Stress - How to Cope After a Disaster
Water-Damaged Buildings Reference Documents
West Nile Virus Fact Sheet
West Nile Virus Fact Sheet for Senior Citizens
West Nile Virus and Wildlife
Fact Sheet on Mosquito Repellants
Fact Sheet on DEET
Emergency Preparedness
PREPARING FOR A DISASTER
- Resolve to be Ready 2014
- Develop a Communication Plan and an Emergency Supply Kit
- Your Evacuation Plan
- Family Communication Plan
- Preparing Your Business for a Disaster
- Preparing the Disabled for a Disaster
- Emergency Readiness for Older Adults & Caregivers
- Preparing Children for a Disaster
- Preparing for a Tornado
- FEMA for Kids
- Be a Hero - Make a Disaster Plan with Your Kids
- Preparing Your Family for a Disaster
- Preparing Your Family for a Disaster - Spanish Version
- Preparing Seniors for a Disaster
- Pets and Disaster: Be Prepared
- Emergency Management for Schools
WHAT TO DO AFTER A NATURAL DISASTER
- Be Safe - Stay Healthy after a Disaster
- Clean Up Safely After a Natural Disaster
- Coping with Loss After a Natural Disaster
- Emergency Handbook for Food Handlers
- Fact Sheet - Food Safety - Power Outage Commercial
- Fact Sheet - Food Safety - Power Outage Residential
- Grounding Requirements for Portable Generators
- Helping Children Cope with Disaster
- Helping Families Deal with the Stress of Relocation After a Disaster
- How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Posioning After a Disaster
- How to Respond after a Tornado
- Iowa Concern Hotline
- Keeping Food Safe in an Emergency
- Prevent Chain Saw Injuries After a Disaster
- Protect Yourself & Others from Electrical Hazards after a Disaster
- Working Safely with Chain Saws (OSHA)
- Tetanus Immunization Recommendation During Disaster Situations
BE PREPARED IN CASE OF FLOODING
- Be Red Cross Ready - Make a Kit, Make a
- Plan, Be Informed
- FAQs About Boil Water Advisories - Residential
- Flooded Private Sewage Systems
- Food Safety During a Power Outage
- Govenor Brandstad's Missouri River Flooding site
- Iowa State University Extension Flood Newsletter
- ISU Monona County Extension Flood Site
- Key Facts About Flood Readiness
- Mosquito Bite Prevention
- Preparing the Disabled for a Disaster
- Propane Safety and Floods
- Safe Food Handling Brochures - Also available
- at the Monona County Environmental office
- Tetanus-Immunization Flooding Fact Sheet
- Underground Storage Tank Flood Guide - EPA
- US Corps of Engineers Flood Projection Maps
- From Sioux City to Omaha
- What Should I Do When My Well Floods
- Anchor Your Fuel Tanks
- Be Red Cross Ready - Spanish Version
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