As Hurricane Earl approaches take the time to view the preparedness resources available to you. Use the links to the right to view updates from MEMA, FEMA, the National Hurricane Center, the National Weather Service, and the Red Cross.
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For updates on Hurricane Earl, please use the links on the right-hand side of this page under the headings, “Home Emergency Preparedness”, “Weather”, and “National Hurricane Center”.
George Baker
Mashpee Fire Chief
Chair
DIRECTIONS: The Dennis Police Department is at the intersection of Route 134 and Bob Crowell Road; approximately one-quarter mile north of Route 6 (Mid Cape Highway). To reach the Police Department from Route 6, use Exit 9B.
From MEMA:
To help increase public awareness of the effects hurricanes can have on the Commonwealth and the Preparedness steps we all must take, Governor Deval L. Patrick has proclaimed July as “Massachusetts Hurricane Preparedness Month”.
“In recent years, the severity of these storms and their destructive power has been witnessed in other areas of the country,” stated Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency Acting Director Ken McBride. “With another very active hurricane season predicted, the odds continually increase that New England may be due for its next major hurricane.”
