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6/18/2026 A Message from First Selectman Lent »
Greetings from Town Hall! The main theme of my administration is environmental and land use issues. Let’s save Easton!
6/12/2026 A Message from First Selectman Lent »
Greetings from Town Hall! The main theme of my administration is environmental and land use issues. Let’s save Easton!...
As the Town of Easton’s Emergency Management Director, I urge all residents to be prepared for a major incident. During any type of disaster, either man-made or natural, the first step toward recovery is to be prepared prior to the incident. The second is to arm yourself with as much knowledge as possible in order to make informed decisions about your safety and that of your loved ones. Please visit the websites provided below to learn what you can do to be prepared.
Thank you,
Schuyler Sherwood
What simple steps can you take today?
- State of Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH)... Would you know what to do if disaster strikes?
- Download the Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security CTPrepares' smartphone application in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
- Download or request a free copy of the Department of Public Health Connecticut Guide to Emergency Preparedness (available in ten languages). Use the Guide to Emergency Preparedness to assemble an Emergency Supply Kit and Family Emergency Plan.
- Sign up for the State of Connecticut Emergency Notification System.
- Be aware of inclement weather forecasts and follow instructions provided by public safety officials.
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