Message from Emergency Management Ontario - Severe summer storms can include thunder, lightning, hail and tornadoes. They often occur when the weather is hot and humid. A good rule of thumb is “if the sky roars, get indoors”. During a severe summer storm, you are advised to stay away from items which can conduct electricity, such as appliances and running water. Remain inside for 30 minutes after the last rumble of thunder to ensure the storm has moved well away from your location.      Learn more at www.ontario.ca/emo. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at askEMO@ontario.ca. 

Township of Tay 2009 Emergency Plan

EMERGENCY ALERT LIST CONTROL GROUP MEMBERS

MEMBERS                                   WORK PHONE #

Mayor, Scott Warnock                   (705) 534-7248
Deputy Mayor, Bill Rawson        

Emergency Plan Coordinator/Fire Chief 
Brian Thomas                              (705) 534-7248 ext. 245

Administrator 
Simone Latham                           (705) 534-7248 ext. 222

Information Officer /Clerk 
Alison Thomas                            (705) 534-7248 ext. 240

OPP                                          1-888-310-1122 
                                                526-3761 (Detachment)

Information for People with Disabilities

Emergency Power and Medical Devices

Taking Responsibility for Your Safety

The following is an Emergency Preparedness Checklist. This list is to help ensure that you and your family are safe in the event of an emergency.

Tips for dealing with winter storms

Emergency Preparedness Checklist 

Power Outages - What to Do?

County of Simcoe Emergency Prepardness Guide

72 Hour Preparedness Guide

Handbook for Reducing Basement Flooding

The following links will assist residents to be better prepared in the event of an emergency.  For further information on Tay Township's Emergency Management Plan, please contact the Fire Chief.

Emergency Management Ontario

Public Safety Canada - Ontario