GuyPinestra
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- Jan 29, 2012
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Why, doesn't Illinois have a disaster plan in place? No National Guard, no emergency services?Dumbfuck, if an ice storm damages Chicago to the point where the power goes out and people starting dying....then the Feds will help out.
They could care less about your car in the ditch unless it is a danger to many people, but they will help if hospitals can't keep patients alive with no power, no water, no heat, etc.
I think they do... Welcome to IEMA
Every day Illinois residents face natural, technological, chemical and manmade hazards that can potentially become disasters. Even though the probability of you or your family being injured or killed in a disaster is very low, it is extremely probable that your lives will be impacted. Utilities may be interrupted for hours or even days; your home, workplace, or school may be damaged or destroyed; roads and highways may be closed; and stores may be closed due to damage or have shortages of the items you need. For these reasons, it is extremely important for you to prepare in advance for disasters. The following links provide valuable information on how to ensure you and your family are ready for any disaster or emergency you may face.
General Preparedness
Severe Weather Preparedness
Earthquake Information
Terrorism Preparedness
Ready Illinois
SERC
Public Assistance
Initial Damage Assessment Forms
Disaster Plans
Local Preparedness Resources
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