Situation. The plot enjoys a superb location in the heart of this popular village. Tre'r Ddol is 9 miles equidistant from Aberystwyth and Machynlleth both towns having a good range of amenities to include banks and secondary schools. There is a regular bus service to the aforementioned towns.
Situation. The current and future workload of emergency response and fire suppression for the states of Oregon and Washington is anticipated to increase in complexity and extend we11 into the fall based on current conditions and long-term forecasts. We currently have multiple incidents scattered throughout the geographic area and share a significant workload in southwest Oregon requiring a high level of interagency cooperation and coordination and extensive use of shared resources. Safety is a core value for us as is resource protection; serving the interests of the public, community, and landowners; and for assisting the State of Oregon in meeting the statutorily mandated requirements ofORS 477.005.
Situation. Puddington is surrounded by beautiful countryside with rolling green fields, and the village itself has a village hall and church. The larger villages of Morchard Xxxxxx and Witheridge, about 5 miles and 3 miles distant respectively, together offer shops and amenities, including primary schools, churches, stores, newsagents, public houses and restaurants, doctors' surgery, vets and sports clubs including football, cricket and tennis courts. The market town of Tiverton, approximately 9 miles to the east, provides a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational facilities alongside both public and state schooling. From Tiverton take the B3137 towards Witheridge. Proceed through Withleigh and up through Cruwys Morchard xxxxx, passing Pages Cross and take the next turning left at Peak Cross, signposted Puddington and Black Dog. Proceed for about three miles until you reach the village of Puddington. As the road bends to the right turn left signposted Poughill and Pennymoor and then turn right signposted 'Poughill', turn right signposted 'Beech Cottage' and the property will be found down the road on the right hand side.
Situation. While all HCPH employees are expected to contribute to the emergency response and recovery efforts of the community, employees’ first responsibility is to their own and their families’ safety. Each employee is encouraged to develop family emergency plans to facilitate family safety and self-sufficiency, which in turn will enable employees to assume their responsibility to the county and its citizens as rapidly as possible. Xxxxxxxx County consists of an area of 407.4 square miles and is located in the southwestern corner of Ohio. The county’s southern border is defined by the Ohio River. The County encompasses 17 Cities, including the Cities of Cincinnati, Norwood and Springdale, 12 Townships, and 19 Villages. The County contains two metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) that have received funding through the Cities Readiness Initiative (CRI): City of Cincinnati and Xxxxxxxx County. According to the 2010 population estimate by the United States Census, Xxxxxxxx County is the 3rd most populous county in the state of Ohio, with a population of 802,374. The population within HCPH service jurisdictions is 480,068 or 59.8% of the population within Xxxxxxxx County. Figure 1 on the next page shows a map of HCPH service jurisdictions. HCPH’s largest service jurisdiction is Colerain Township, with a population of 58,499. Xxxxxxxx County is bordered by Xxxxxx County to the north; Xxxxxx County to the northeast; Clermont County to the east; Xxxxx County, Kentucky to the southwest; Kenton County, Kentucky to the south; Xxxxxxxx County, Kentucky to the southeast; and Dearborn County, Indiana to the west. Six roadway bridges, two railroad bridges, and one pedestrian bridge connect Xxxxxxxx County to Northern Kentucky (the Cincinnati Southern Bridge (Norfolk Southern), the Xxxxx Xxxxxx Bridge (I-71/I-75), the Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge (CSX), the Clay Xxxx Xxxxxx Bridge (U.S. 25/42/127), the Xxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Suspension Bridge (KY 17), the Xxxxxx Southgate Bridge (U.S. 27), the Newport Southbank Bridge (Pedestrian- known as the Purple People Bridge), the Xxxxxx Xxxxx Bridge (I-471) and the Xxxxx-Xxxx Bridge (I-275). Four major railroad companies (CSX, Norfolk Southern, Indiana and Ohio Railway, and Amtrak) operate in the County supporting both freight and passenger transportation. CSX has an average of 60-70 trains traversing daily on its seven lines, classification yard (Queensgate Yard) and other support yards. Norfolk Southern operates approximately 40 trains daily on ...
Situation. Fire is rural district responsibility. The rural fire district incident commander (IC) at the scene requests through dispatch, assistance from the local USFS. The request may go directly to the District Fire Management Officer (FMO) or Fire Duty Officer (DO) from the county dispatch center. The USFS FMO or DO will coordinate with Great Falls Interagency Dispatch (GDC) upon receiving information of the request. It is also encouraged that the on scene IC communicates directly with GDC if capable and knowledgeable. If assistance is expected to exceed 24 hours, the county is required to involve the DNRC Northeastern Land Office (000- 000-0000).
Situation. RPH located at 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxxxx, XX is a countywide Public Health Agency serving all communities in Richland County with the exception of Shelby City, in which Shelby City Health Department (SCHD, 00 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000) maintains its own Environmental Health Department, Vital Statistics and contracts some nursing services through Galion City Health Department in Xxxxxxxx County. This ERP encompasses Shelby City Health department and the city of Shelby per their health commissioner and department of health request. A three person Board of Commissioners governs the county. Ohio Congressional Districts 7 and 12 Ohio House. District 2, and Ohio Senate District 22, represents the county at the federal and state levels. RPH/SCHDs recognize a public health emergency as “Any incident, event, or situation demanding immediate action on the part of the public health system in order to prevent disease and injury or maintain public health within the community of service. Emergencies can be natural or man-made (deliberate or accidental)”. All hazards have the potential for causing a public health emergency, but could include an occurrence or imminent threat of a communicable disease, contamination caused or believed to be caused by Bioterrorism, an epidemic or pandemic disease, a natural disaster, a chemical attack or accidental release, or a nuclear attack or accident that poses a substantial risk of a significant number of human fatalities or incidents of permanent or long-term disability. Therefore, the entire population of Richland County could be affected by a public health emergency. Potential Impacts may include: Community-wide limitations on maximal health for residents; Widespread disease and illness; Establishment of new diseases in the State; Heat-related illnesses and injuries; Hypothermia; Dehydration; Widespread injuries or trauma; Page26 Overwhelmed medical facilities; Insufficient resources for response, especially medical countermeasures; Insufficient personnel to provide adequate public health response; Development of chronic health conditions within a population; Lasting impairments of function or cognition; Development of birth defects; Premature death.
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Situation. The property is situated in a convenient location to the outskirts of the village of Llangynwyd near Maesteg. The land is within some 3 miles of Maesteg town centre and within some 6 miles of Junction 36 of the M 4 Motorway. The property comprises approximately 70.01 acres of pastureland including mostly mowable hay xxxxxxx with some areas of steeper rough grazing. The land is separated into several paddocks through use of well-maintained hedgerows and stock fencing. The land is easily mowable with potential considered for agricultural, equestrian and amenity use.
Situation. Following a series of laboratory results indicating that there was Listeria monocytogenes (Lm) present in products and on equipment of the Blue Bell Creameries located in Brenham, Texas (the company), the company voluntarily initiated a national recall of its entire product line and suspended production at the Brenham facilities as well as facilities located in other states. All of the recalled product, except that which has been held for testing and research purposes, has been destroyed or is in the process of being scheduled for destruction. The company is also voluntarily engaged in comprehensive plant sanitation, employee training, and establishment of new or revised policies, procedures, and environmental and product testing programs to ensure that its products, when re-introduced into commerce, do not contain Lm.
Situation. The property is located adjacent to a council maintained roadway and formerly part of Tir Brwnt Farm, Caersws. From Caersws take the B4569 and proceed towards Trefeglwys taking the second right turn approximately 2 miles from Caersws. Proceed along the single track roadway until you reach the fork in the road after approximately ½ miles and the land will be situated in the fork of the road.
Situation. Although research conducted during this project revealed a high correlation between total PTB trap catch in an orchard and damaged fruit at harvest, and a high correlation between live PTB larvae and PTB damage during the season, PCAs and growers said the monitoring techniques were too costly and time consuming. A new, less time consuming, PTB monitoring technique had to be discovered.
