Emergency Preparedness
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council supports Member Nations in strengthening emergency readiness through planning, training, collaboration, and coordinated support.
About Emergency Preparedness
Naut’sa mawt Emergency Preparedness services support the Member Nations in developing and updating emergency management plans, leading to safer and healthier communities.
This includes participating in Federal and Provincial meetings to advocate for operations and policies in the interest of the Member Nations, as well as pursuing opportunities in training and funding for the benefit of Member Nation communities.
Emergency Preparedness Program Objectives
Cultivate & maintain ongoing collaborative relationships
with Member Nation emergency planning teams, including the development and maintenance of emergency plans, as well as the implementation of emergency planning drills in communities
Support the recovery of Member Nations from emergency situations
with Business Continuity and Recovery Planning, implementing common planning processes, tools, policies, bylaws, and other means necessary.
Leverage services of relevant agencies & organizations,
such as Emergency Management BC, First Nations Emergency Services Society, BC Wildfire, Emergency Services Support Program, First Nations Health Authority and ISC as requested by Member Nations
Share information gathered
through various emergency management themed meetings back to Member Nations
Emergency Preparedness Network
The Emergency Preparedness Network brings together Emergency Preparedness Coordinators from each Member Nation to discuss priorities in their communities and facilitate the sharing of resources, knowledge and information on emergency preparedness. The Network will host virtual quarterly meetings, and an annual in-person gathering.
Meet the Emergency Preparedness Advisor
Clint Williams
Emergency Preparedness Advisor
Toolkits & Resources
Technical Services Unit News
-
Stay Prepared for Flood Season: A Message from Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council
At Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council, we care deeply about the safety and well-being of our Member Nations and their communities. As we move through this winter season, a mix of mild weather and wild events—such as strong windstorms and heavy rainfall—serves as a reminder of how unpredictable weather can be. These events highlight the importance…
Technical Services Unit Events
