Annapolis REMO -Regional Emergency Management Organization

Annapolis REMO -Regional Emergency Management Organization Annapolis REMO is responsible for providing a prompt and coordinated response to emergencies or disasters that occur within its jurisdiction.

Annapolis REMO is activated when the impacts on the community exceed the community's normal coping resources. The Municipality of the County of Annapolis, the Towns of Annapolis Royal and Town of Middleton have signed a Regional Emergency Services Agreement to provide protective services to the residents of all three Municipal units. These three units under this Agreement share the responsibilities of emergency preparedness, planning, response and recovery when possible and appropriate as the Annapolis Regional Emergency Management Organization – Annapolis (Annapolis REMO).

09/14/2026

Many Canadians have been affected by in the past few months. by knowing what you need to do to protect your home and your family before, during and after a wildfire: https://ow.ly/Qqfp50ZNhT8

09/14/2026
09/11/2026

🔍Three out of four respondents in FireSmart Canada’s 2026 Wildfire Public Perceptions Report believe they can reduce the risk of wildland fire damage to their home, but only three out of ten say they have taken action.

Let’s close the gap. What is one FireSmart action you have completed, or plan to complete this fall?

Share it below and help inspire someone else!

To see the survey: https://ow.ly/N66G50ZMyO1

🔋 Lithium-Ion Battery SafetyLithium-ion batteries are part of many everyday devices — including cell phones, laptops, po...
09/11/2026

🔋 Lithium-Ion Battery Safety
Lithium-ion batteries are part of many everyday devices — including cell phones, laptops, power tools, e-bikes, e-scooters and e-cigarettes/vapes. When damaged, improperly charged or used with the wrong charger, these batteries can overheat and create a serious fire risk.

A few simple charging habits can make a difference: use the proper charger, charge devices on a hard surface away from combustible materials, and unplug them once fully charged.

Learn more about lithium-ion battery safety, including devices such as e-cigarettes and vapes, from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA):
https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/energy-transition/lithium-Ion-batteries

Charge safely. Stay fire safe. 🔥🔋

Do not overcharge your device.
Unplug it when it is fully charged.

www.nfpa.org/lithiumionsaafety.

🧠 Mental health preparedness is an important part of emergency preparedness.The Canadian Red Cross is offering FREE onli...
09/10/2026

🧠 Mental health preparedness is an important part of emergency preparedness.

The Canadian Red Cross is offering FREE online Psychological First Aid training for Canadian residents, with courses focused on self-care and supporting others during emergencies. The courses are self-paced, take approximately 45–90 minutes, and include a certificate upon completion.

Limited spots are available, so register early if you’re interested. 👇
redcross.ca/mental-health-preparedness

Free Psychological First Aid training from the Canadian Red Cross. Build skills to support mental health before, during, and after emergencies.

09/10/2026

Embers travel kilometres ahead of a wildfire. You don't need to see flames to be at risk.
The good news: a few simple steps around your home can make a real difference.

✅ Clear the first 1–2 metres around your house
✅ Clean gutters and your roof regularly
✅ Keep decks clear and free of debris underneath

Start here: firesmartcanada.ca

09/04/2026

Extreme weather can hit quickly. Are you ready? Know the risks in your area and learn what actions you can take to : https://ow.ly/fzVF50ZJuin

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752 St. George Street
Annapolis Royal, NS

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