Predator Ridge Community Safety

Happy Father's Day
2019-06-16 | BC

CPR/AED COURSE AT PREDATOR RIDGE - JUNE 10
2019-06-10 09:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Predator Ridge Clubhouse – Lower Level Ballroom, 301 Village Centre Place, Vernon, British Columbia, V1H1T2, Canada
Learn how to save a life and get Level A CPR/AED certified.
This special Red Cross led session has been organized by resident Therese Roberts and is exclusively open to our Homeowners & Members. Space is extremely limited, so secure your spot and learn how you can save a life.

Course Content

Responding to Emergencies
Check, Call, Care
Recovery Position
Choking (Adult)
Assisting with Medications
Angina and Heart Attack
Stroke
CPR and AED (Adult)
Deadly Bleeding

HOSTED BY: Red Cross First Aid – Okanagan College
WHAT TO WEAR: Casual Clothing. No Skirt
HOW TO REGISTER: Pre-registration and advanced payment of $75/person is required. To register, please phone Okanagan College directly at: (250) 545-7291 x 2850.
A MINIMUM OF 12 AND MAXIMUM OF 18 SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE,
SO BOOK SOON TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!

PREDATOR RIDGE ANNUAL TOWNHALL MEETING
2019-06-05 18:30 - 20:30 | Predator Ridge Clubhouse – Lower Level Ballroom, 301 Village Centre Place, Vernon, British Columbia, V1H1T2, Canada
Join Brad Pelletier and the Predator Ridge Team to learn more about what we’ve got planned this season, including more details on our new amenities and Homeowner & Member events. We will also provide you with a general community and development update including details on The Commonage neighborhood, Racquet Club Clubhouse and more.
Come out and meet some of our new team members and hear from a few key team members on what you can look forward to in the upcoming season.
We welcome any questions you may have during the session and invite you to send any questions ahead of time to: predatorridge@predatorridge.com
We look forward to seeing you all at this event.
Sincerely,
The Predator Ridge Team

Building Climate Resilience in the Okanagan: A Homeowners Guide
2019-05-18 13:00 - 16:00 | En’owkin Centre, 154 ENOWKIN TRAIL, Penticton, British Columbia, V2A 0E1, Canada
Recent flooding and wildfire events have strained the resources of Okanagan residents to adapt to climate change. Homeowners are facing environmental changes and struggling to understand the best ways to respond. The looming question is “How ready are private property owners to cope with impacts of climate change?”
Admission is free but you must REGISTER to attend: Please feel free to share this post with your network.
If you are unable attend the festival, the guidebook is available at the following link: GET THE GUIDEBOOK

Community Forum on Emergency Preparedness
2019-05-13 18:30 - 20:30 | Predator Ridge Clubhouse – Lower Level Ballroom, 301 Village Centre Place, Vernon, British Columbia, V1H1T2, Canada
Plan to attend to hear more about what the PRCEMC is all about and learn more about its organizations such as FireSmart, Block Watch and the Commonage Road Improvement Committee (CRIC).

National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day
2019-05-11 | Virtual ZOOM Meeting, Canada
BC…If disaster strikes, will you be prepared?
Today is National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day, a good time to consider if you are prepared for the unexpected. Good planning can make all the difference in the event of a fire, flood, earthquake or other disaster. Don’t forget to include your pets in the plan – this free BC SPCA emergency checklist outlines everything you will need to ensure your furry family members are safe if disaster strikes.
Get the free emergency checklist.
Don’t wait until it is too late.
DOWNLOAD THE CHECKLIST

Emergency Preparedness Week
2019-05-05 - 2019-05-11 | BC
This year, Emergency Preparedness Week (EP Week) is May 5-11, 2019.
Emergency Preparedness Week is a national awareness initiative that has taken place annually since 1996. It is a collaborative event undertaken by provincial and territorial emergency management organizations supporting activities at the local level, in concert with Public Safety Canada and partners. EP Week encourages Canadians to take three simple steps to become better prepared to face a range of emergencies:

Know the risks
Make a plan
Get an emergency kit
