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Bayer off-schedule siren test March 27 requires no action

Test is normally on the first Wednesday of the month at noon. In an actual emergency, those hearing the siren should shelter indoors to avoid potential harm from an ammonia release.

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Federal grants, loans available to those affected by January storms

Homeowners, renters, businesses, and nonprofits can apply by March 16 for up to $37,900 in grants to cover property damage and a similar amount for other needs not covered by insurance. Small Business Administration loans can also help cover costs.

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Register your National Night Out neighborhood event

Plan your annual neighborhood gathering on August 2, 2022. Sizes may vary from just a few neighbors to events with 100 people or more. Street closures require a permit. 

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Safely celebrate July 4th – Avoid fireworks, certain hillside roads

Fireworks are illegal citywide. They pose a high risk of starting fires. Grizzly Peak Boulevard and Panoramic Way will be closed to non-residents.

 

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