The main role of Dundee City Council's Emergency Planning Unit is to ensure that the City of Dundee can respond effectively to any major incident and recover from it as quickly as possible. The City Council has produced and maintains a Generic Emergency Plan that is designed to co-ordinate our response to any incident. This work is undertaken in conjunction with the emergency services and neighbouring Councils, through the Tayside Local Resilience Partnership (LRP).
Ready Dundee
This material has been put together by Dundee City Council to give you and your family basic information about what to do if an emergency incident affects you. Many different types of event can be classed as an emergency, and they can happen at any time.
Being ready for most types of emergency does not need any special knowledge, just a few minutes of your time to make preparations. This guide will help you.
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Risk Assessment is the first step in the emergency planning process. It ensures that the Council as a Category 1 Local Responder under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 makes plans that are sound and proportionate to risks.
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