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Friday, May 16, 2008
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Rising waters can be dangerous - truck in flood waters

Flooding of a home or property can have devastating consequences. Learn more about steps you can take to prepare ahead of time, and what can be done to clean up afterward.

See the Related Documents below for two homeowners' guides on what to do before and after the water rises. Or click on the link below to see some quick tips on flood clean-up.

A homeowners' quick reference guide.

Contact information for local health inspection offices.

Related Documents

A homeowners' guide to cleaning up from a flood with health and safety in mind.

flood-cleaning-up-after.pdf  ( 172.9 KB )

A homeowners' guide for dealing with potential flooding.

Related Links

Lead agency for emergency management in Saskatchewan.

Tips, guides and kits for preparing your family for an emergency, by Public Safety Canada.

Download a 16-page guide for families by Public Safety Canada. (PDF)

Téléchargez la brochure.

Provides financial assistance in circumstances and locations where disaster assistance has been approved.

Timely updates of runoff conditions in Saskatchewan. In Regina, dial 787-4742.

Links to Saskatchewan safety information and services.

Information and services available from the Government of Saskatchewan that relate to water.

Water management, conservation and stewardship.

Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory's water testing services.


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