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Holbrook Emergency Management Agency Holbrook
Town Hall 50 North Franklin
Street Holbrook, MA 02343 Emergency
9-1-1 Business 781-630-2201 Statewide
2-1-1 for routine inquiries is active Monday – Friday 8am-8pm cONTACT THE Director OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT |
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Welcome
to the Holbrook Emergency Management Agency Website. We also host pages for
the Health Department, Holbrook Citizen Corps Council, and the Auxiliary
Police. Please take a few minutes to look at our site, and volunteer for some
of our programs. |
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Friday June 5, 2009 |
4th Annual - Holbrook
Town Forest Day Saturday, June 6, 2009 @ 2 pm Rain date June 7th @ 1pm Come enjoy a community trail walk and celebrate Holbrook’s biodiversity Meet
at Park Drive/ Sodergren-McKay Entrance (Take
Pine Street to Forest Road) Sponsored by: Holbrook Town
Forest Committee Friends
of the Holbrook Town Forest Boy
Scouts Troop 56 Cub
Scouts Pack 56 South School
Ecology Club For information and
details Web
site: http://holbrooktownforest.blogspot.com/ Email: forest@holbrookmassachusetts.us 781-767-4312 Maps are available
at the Conservation Office, Town Hall |
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Saturday May 30, 2009 |
THANK YOU TO HEMA AND MRC VOLUNTEERS The Holbrook Emergency Management Agency extends its
thanks to the volunteers from HEMA and the Medical Reserve Corps for giving
their time to assist at the Holbrook Run For Your Life 5K Road Race. The
volunteers present were Cynthia MacPherson (HEMA), Darcey MacPherson(HEMA),
Lisa Mosca (HEMA), Nancy Venezia(MRC), Dan Duffy(MRC), Yoshie Ng(MRC), and my
two little assistants, Kristen and Brian Reuss. Thank you to everyone! The Holbrook Recreation Department also extended his
thanks and may to look for similar service at future events! Rick Reuss, EMD |
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May 30, 2009 |
The Holbrook Emergency Management Agency and the Holbrook
and Avon Health Departments are looking for volunteers to assist should a flu
pandemic be declared. We are looking for people with and without medical
training should a mass public vaccination program be ordered. Training will
be provided. Send an email to holbrook_ema@yahoo.com or call
781-630-2201 for more information. |
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Thursday May 28, 2009 |
Thank You to the Auxiliary Police Volunteers Acting Chief Marble has extended his thanks to the
members of the Auxiliary Police who volunteered their time and provided assistance at the Holbrook
Memorial Day Parade. The officers present were Officer Demarco, Officer
Gramm, Officer Lawcewicz, Officer Lee, and Officer Soto. Your assistance also helped me to ensure
that the event ran as smoothly as possible.
Rick Reuss, EMD |
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Monday May 11, 2009 |
Holbrook Emergency Management Agency is Fundraising The Holbrook Emergency Management
Agency is trying to raise $2500.00 to match the requirements
of a Grant the town was awarded. If you can make a monetary
donation or a donation of materials, Please contact the HEMA office.
Your donation may be tax deductible through the Town of Holbrook. |
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Monday March 30, 2009 |
The Holbrook Emergency Management
has ONE current opening in the Auxiliary Police Department, and up to
THREE provisional appointments which may become available. The application
can be downloaded on the Auxiliary
Police Webpage.
This is a volunteer position. Applications are due APRIL 30, 2009
with an expected appointment date of July 1, 2009. Oral interviews and background
checks will be done during the month of May, 2009. |
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Monday March 30, 2009 |
Holbrook Citizen Corps Council
Expresses Its Gratitude to: The Holbrook Citizen Corps Council
and the Holbrook Emergency Management Agency would like to thank the
following Agencies and Individuals for their assistance in our efforts to get
the “Are You Ready?” books to the students in the school system: The Holbrook Public Schools
Dr Susan Martin, Superintendant
Ms. Linda Austin
Ms. Barbara McLaughlin, Principal, JFK School
Ms. Julie Hamilton, Principal, South School Holbrook Elementary Parents Group,
Ms. Lorna Murray Holbrook Emergency Management Agency
Mr. Jim MacLaughlin Mr.
Gene Santorelli Finally, a special thanks goes to
Ms. Annemarie Palermo, Ms Cindy Cantin, Ms. Karen Bruynell, and Ms. Nancy
Doherty. Without them, many of the books would never have made it to
Holbrook. Thank you to one and all! |
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Tuesday February 24, 2009 |
Flood Insurance Protects Against
Flood Losses Release Date: February 24, 2009 Boston - Many New England
residents are unaware that most homeowners insurance policies do not cover
flood damage; and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) encourages
every homeowner, business owner or renter to seriously consider flood
insurance. If you don't buy it now, you may be left without any insurance
coverage when you need it most. New England is consistently
threatened by severe storms and heavy rains throughout the spring and summer
seasons. As more than 123,000 policy
holders in New England can attest, flood insurance is the best way to protect
against the damaging effects of flooding. In fact, New England policy-holders
share more than $26 billion in coverage. Homeowners can insure their home
from flooding for up to $250,000 and its contents for up to $100,000. Renters
can cover their belongings for up to $100,000. Non-residential property
owners can insure a building and its contents for up to $500,000 each. The
average homeowners flood insurance premium for New England policyholders is
approximately $950 a year. There is a generally a 30-day waiting period
before a policy becomes effective. Property owners, renters and
business owners - you can purchase flood insurance if your community is among
the more than 20,200 communities that participate in the National Flood
Insurance Program (NFIP), managed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA). To purchase flood insurance, you should contact your local insurance
agent. You can also visit FloodSmart.gov or call 1-800-427-2419 to find an
agent in the area or learn more about flood insurance. FEMA coordinates the federal
government's role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of,
responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters, whether natural or
man-made, including acts of terror. |
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February, 2009 |
Attention Facebook Users: We have
a Group and a Page on Facebook. To find them, do a search for Holbrook
Emergency Management |