Flood fight operations.

Contributor(s):

United States ; Emergency Management Institute

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Racine, Wis. : Quark Management Service?], 1996Description: 175 slides col. + 1 v. (looseleaf : ill.)ISBN:

0963042955

Subject(s):

Flood control

DDC classification:

363.34936 21

Subject: This program addresses community planning and response options for riverine flooding. The target audience includes: emergency preparedness officials, public works and utility employees, local elected officials, floodplain and waterway managers and emergency responders.It is intended to be conducted before a flood threatens the community

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This program addresses community planning and response options for riverine flooding. The target audience includes: emergency preparedness officials, public works and utility employees, local elected officials, floodplain and waterway managers and emergency responders.It is intended to be conducted before a flood threatens the community

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