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WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES
Want to know ways to comply with the water conservation mandate? Then check out the LACWD website.
It has helpful information where you can learn about the phased water conservation plan, and find water conservation tips and rebate programs. You can also find a native plant list and learn about the new landscape phrase, "Xeriscape". By using water responsibly, Los Angeles County residents can make a huge difference in protecting this resource for future generations. Click here for more information on how you can save water and save money! Watch videos on: Water Supply: Rainbarrels, Water Conservation, Energy Conservation, Rain Gardens: Creating Water Supply At Home and At Work.
EMERGENCY PUSH NOTIFICATIONS FROM T-CEP & OTHERS
How to receive emergency updates from TCEP and other selected accounts
by Scott Ferguson
Set up your Twitter preferences to receive push notifications from TCEP on your mobile device. You'll get real time updates on incidents texted to your phone in seconds. In a fast moving fire emergency, Twitter will be your best place to stay informed because you won't miss any Tweets. Facebook may not display every TCEP post to you (unless you've enabled the Notifications feature).
TopangaCERT is another local social resource you should have on your mobile devices. CERT is more active on reporting traffic issues, although TCEP will often report major traffic problems that affect a broad area.
Keep in mind we are all volunteers, so never rely solely on TCEP for emergency information. We do our best to be there when the bad stuff happens but it's not our full-time gig, sooo...no guarantees expressed or implied, know what I mean? Always have multiple ways to get information to cover your disaster bases. Take the time to prepare a Family Emergency Plan and evacuation plan, and practice your plans when all is quiet.
Be safe!
Step-by-step guide on setting up Twitter and TCEP push notifications: http://fb.me/4uc60lXez
The Topanga Town Council - Still Going Strong!
For over 40 years, the Topanga Town Council (TTC) has proudly served the local interests of the residents, businesses, property owners, environment and wildlife in Topanga Canyon, and looks forward to serving you in now and in the future.
The Town Council acts on your behalf in many ways—from appearing at County hearings on land development and water issues, to serving on local committees for emergency preparedness, safety and environmental causes in our canyon, to developing community communication tools such as OneTopanga.com. The Council is very active assisting our homeless, seniors and youth by supporting various local organizations in their efforts to collectively improve quality of life in our canyon.
The Town Council is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(4) non-profit organization that exists because of resident, landowner and business owner participation. All of our programs were born from community concerns and requests.
PET EMERGENCY PSA
ARE YOUR PETS PREPARED FOR AN EMERGENCY?
Listen to this fun PSA created by Ken Mazur and Susan Clark of Topanga Animal Resue.
PSA for TAR 2007 .mp3
Animal Emergency Plans link:
http://www.topangaanimalrescue.com/emergency-game-plans/
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