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Public information distribution
after a disaster. Experience has
taught city officials that accurate
information to the public is vital
during and after a disaster event.
Understanding that telephone,
television and internet services
are not always available in many
events, establishing a central
location for information such as
shelters, food banks, waste
removal locations, etc. will aid the
public and ensure accurate
information is distributed. A
secondary location would be
established in the event the
primary location is unavailable.
The City of Spring Hill will
establish a primary and secondary
location to serve as a distribution
point for public information. City
staff will work to provide as much
information as possible on topics
specific to the event and have this
information readily available in a
paper format.
Portable generator for City Hall. An
electrical power outage to City
Hall would reduce our ability to
provide public safety and
Emergency Management services
to the public. Currently City Hall
has no source of emergency
power and this would provide a
back-up to conventional electrical
service to the building. As an
alternative solution, the installation
of a permanent generator would
be more desirable, however we
currently are in the early planning
stages of planning a new facility
for City Hall. Should a new
building be approved, the need for
a permanent generator will be
shifted to the new facility. The
generator/trailer will be stored at
the Public Works Building.
Scheduled maintenance and
operation will be supervised by the
Public Works Director and
performed by the city staff. Upon
M 4 All Hazards Ongoing/Open
Ended
M 2 Lightning, tornado,
utility/infrastructure failure,
winter storm, windstorm
Spring Hill Planning
Department
Cost: Unknown
Funding: Local
Completion Date: Implemented as
needed
On-going Public Works Cost: Undetermined
Funding: FEMA, State of Kansas, local
capitol improvement budgeting
Completion Date: TBA
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