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ICE” , In Case of Emergency, is designed to let your cell phone help emergency responders provide better service for you. When you are not able to answer questions, the “ICE” listing in your cell phone will allow fire or police officials to call a contact person who will be able to give vital information that may help identify you or give any permanent medical or contact data. The idea is simple. Cell phone users are asked to designate a person or persons as ICE contacts and provide them with basic information listed in a brochure provided by your local police and fire departments. Then the user should program into their phone’s contacts listing the word ICE accompanied by a name and number. On an emergency scene a cell phone in the possession of a victim may be accessed for ICE the phone listing and a call made to your contact person. Every cell phone user is urged to take a few moments and implement the ICE program. For assistance or a copy of the brochure, contact your local Police Department or the Fire Department.

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All members will be asked to become certificated in IS-100.a, IS-200.a and IS-700.a these are the basic introductions to the Incident Command System. Most of our members are already certified in these three components of the FEMA and NIMS. Together this makes MESS- NIMS compliant. Any members whom are not certificated need to let us know so we can get this done. These classes can be done on the inter-net in the comfort of your home or the Lake County EMA office is offering the classes thru-out the county. There is no cost in these classes. If you have recently attained classes and you have not given us copies of the certificate please do so.

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Updated: January 28, 2010 @ 19:36

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