Heat, Floods & More: Radnor Is Ready

RADNOR TWP. —Radnor Township has prepared for the hurricane season in the event of severe weather.
The forecast this week calls for warm, humid weather with occasional thunderstorms, according to Accu-weather.

Township crews clean culverts, remove downed trees, barricade flooded areas and monitor construction sites and sewers.

Police, firefighters and emergency workers are ready to keep the residents safe.

Township officials provide these safety tips for residents:

• Develop and practice an evacuation plan ahead of a severe weather event. Include a plan for pets and add any transportation routes and destinations in the plan.
• Prepare an emergency supplies kit for both family members and pets ahead of time to take with you.
• Be prepared to evacuate when authorities tell you to do so.
• Stay out of flood waters, if possible, and do not drive into flooded areas. Even water only several inches deep can be dangerous.
• Always assume fallen power lines are energized. Stay away from the area and report any downed lines to authorities immediately.
• Unplug appliances and other electrical items, such as computers and televisions, to prevent damage from surges caused by lightning strikes.
• If you evacuate, do not return to your home until local authorities say it is safe.
• Plan two ways out of the home in case of an emergency. Clear driveway and front walk of ice and snow. This will provide easy access to your home.
• Make sure your house number can be seen from the street. If you need help, first responders will be able to find you.

For emergencies, call 911