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TOOELE COUNTY Family ePremerParednessGency Guide Tooele County * WARNING: Public access to the Donner-Reed Trail and Lincoln Highway Geographical features, highways, locations and designations on this map are west of the Cedar Mountains is prohibited due to military property. only approximate renderings and do not represent relative scale. A B C D E F * WARNING: Public access to the Donner-Reed Trail and Lincoln Highway Geographical features, highways, locations and designations on this map are ○ Carrington Island west of the Cedar Mountains is prohibited due to military property. only approximate renderings and do not represent relative scale. R ISLAND MOUNTA VE INS L I S GREAT SALT LAKE Campbell Peak Floating Island RASSY MOUNTAINS G Cramer Peak 1 PUDDLE VALLEY DO NNE R-R EED TR ESIDE MOUNTAIN AI AK S L ( L NO A CC ES S) * ○ Stansbury Island BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS 2 Danger Cave Utah Tree 80 Wendover Knolls Hasting's Pass Delle Timpie 80 AR MOUNTAIN CED S Lake Point 3 GREAT SALT LAKE DESERT Stansbury Park West Canyon 138 SKULL VALLEY RD. Grantsville SBURY MOUNTAI Deseret Peak Erda TAN NS S Complex Lincoln North Willow Canyon SKULL VALLEY Grantsville Res. 112 Tooele South Willow Canyon Middle Canyon Deseret Peak Settlement Canyon Blue Lake Iosepa TOOELE VALLEY 36 4 South Mountain Tabbys Peak Hickman Canyon Rush Lake Wildcat Mountain Stockton Dry Canyon Skull Valley Jacob City Indian Reservation MORMON TRAIL RD. IRRH MOUNTAIN OQU S Rush Valley Ophir 5 White Rock Terra Clover Campground 199 RUSH VALLEY Dugway Mercur UI MOUNTA ONAQ INS Five Mile Twin Peaks 6 Pass Granite Peak 73 S)* CREEK MOUNTAI CES EEP NS AC D NO 7 ( 92 -1 19 OUTE 19 S R AY ES HW PR Gold Hill HIG EX LN NY CO 36 PO LIN Faust Pony Express info Davis Mountain 7 Montezuma Peak Vernon Lookout Pass Round Station Blood Mountain IBAPAH RD. Lofgreen P R O UGWAY ANGE N D Y Ibapah EX PR MO E Simpson Springs EPROCK UNTAIN S E S Redesign by Benjamin Nielson S SH R Vernon Res. Bald Mountain O PSON MOUNTAIN U IM S © 2000 Transcript Bulletin Publishing T S E Riverbed Station GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS RECREATION AREAS POINTS OF INTEREST Bonneville Salt Flats,GEOGRAPHICAL A1 Oquirrh LOCA Mountains,TIONS F3-6 Clover Campground, E5RECREATION MillerAREAS Motorsports Park F3 Barrick Mercur GoldPOINTS Mine, F5-6 OF INTEREST Carrington Island, E1 Puddle Valley, D1 Danger Cave, A1 North Willow Canyon, E3-4 Benson Gristmill (Stansbury Park), F3 CedarBonneville Mountains, Salt Flats, D2-5 A1 RushOquirrh Valle Mountains,y, E-F5-7 F3-6 CloverDeseret Campground, Peak Wilderness E5 Area, E3-4 MillerOphir Motorsports Canyon, F5 Park F3 BarrickDaughters Mercur ofGold Utah Mine, Pioneers F5-6 Museum (Stockton), F4-5 DeepCarrington Creek Mountains,Island, E1 A6-7 SheeprockPuddle Valley Mountains,, D1 E7 DangerDeseret Cave, Peak A1Complex, F3 NorthRush Willow Lake, Canyon,E-F4 E3-4 BensonDonner-Reed Gristmill (StansbuMuseumry (Grantsville), Park), F3 E3 DugwayCedar Mountains,Range, C7 D2-5 SilverRush VIslandalley, Mountains,E-F5-7 A1 DeseretDeep Creek, Peak Wilderness A6-7 Area, E3-4 OphirSettlement Canyon, Canyon,F5 F3-4 Daughters*Donner-Reed of Utah TrPioneersail, A-F1-3 Museum (Stockton), F4-5 FloatingDeep Creek Island, Mountains, A1 A6-7 SimpsonSheeprock Mountains, Mountains, D7 E7 DeseretDelle A TVPeak area, Complex, D3 F3 RushSettlement Lake, E-F Canyon4 Reservoir, F3-4 Donner-ReedHistoric Wendover Museum (Grantsville),Airfield, A2 E3 GraniteDugway Peak, Range, C6 C7 SouthSilver Mountain,Island Mountains, E-F4 A1 DeepDry Canyon, Creek, A6-7 F4 SettlementSilver Island Canyon, Back CountrF3-4 y Byway, A1 *Donner-ReedIosepa Cemete Trail,ry A-F1-3, D-E4 GrassyFloating Mountains, Island, A1 C-D, 1 StansburSimpsony Mountains, Mountains, D7 E3-5 DelleFive AMileTV area, Pass D3ATV area F6 SettlementSimpson CanyonSprings, Reser D7 voir, F3-4 HistoricJacob Wendover City ghost Airfield, town, A2 F4-5 GreatGranite Salt Peak, Lake, C6 E-F1 StansburSouth Mountain,y Island, E-F4E2 DrGrantsvilley Canyon, Reser F4 voir, E3-4 SilverSouth Island Willow Back Canyon, Country BywaE3-4y, A1 IosepaJ. Reuben Cemete Clarkery, D-E4 Ranch, E3 GreatGrassy Salt Mountains, Lake Desert, C-D, A-B1-6 1 SkullStansbur Valleyy Mountains,, D-E3-6 E3-5 FiveHickman Mile PassCanyon, ATV areaE4 F6 SimpsonVernon Springs,Reservoir D7, E7 Jacob*Lincoln City ghost Highway town,, A-F3-6F4-5 LakesideGreat Salt Mountains, Lake, E-F1 D1 TStansburooele Valley Island,y, E-F3-4 E2 GrantsvilleKnolls ATV Reser area,voir C2, E3-4 SouthWest Willow Canyon, Canyon, E3 E3-4 J. ReubenPony Clarke Express Ranch, Route: E3 National Back Country Byway, A-F6-7 OnaquiGreat Mountains,Salt Lake Desert, E6 A-B1-6 Skull Valley, D-E3-6 HickmanMiddle Canyon, Canyon, F3-4E4 VeWhiternon Rese Rock,rvoir D5, E7 *LincolnOphir HighwayHistoric ,District, A-F3-6 F5 Lakeside Mountains, D1 Tooele Valley, E-F3-4 Knolls ATV area, C2 West Canyon, E3 PonyTooele Express Valley Route: Railroad National Museum Back (T ooele),Country F3-4Byway, A-F6-7 Onaqui Mountains, E6 Middle Canyon, F3-4 White Rock, D5 OphirTooele Historic Pioneer District, Museum F5 Complex (Tooele), F3-4 Tooele Valley Railroad Museum (Tooele), F3-4 Tooele Pioneer Museum Complex (Tooele), F3-4 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: U.S. Forest Service (801) 943-1794 Tooele County Chamber of Commerce (435) 882-0690 Transcript Bulletin Publishing (435) 882-0050 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: U.S. Forest Service (801) 943-1794 Tooele County Commission (435) 843-3150 Utah Travel Council (801) 538-1030 Tooele County Chamber of Commerce (435) 882-0690 Transcript Bulletin Publishing (435) 882-0050 Bureau of Land Management (801) 977-4300 Utah Travel and Recreation Information Center (801) 538-1467 Tooele County Commission (435) 843-3150 Utah Travel Council (801) 538-1030 Bureau of Land Management (801) 977-4300 Utah Travel and Recreation Information Center (801) 538-1467 Contents Preparedness Matters 2 Coping With Disasters 17 Introduction 3 Children & Disasters 19 Your Family Disaster Plan 3 Elderly / Special Needs Populations Five Steps to Safety 3 & Disasters 20 Your Family Disaster Supply Kit 5 Animals & Disasters 21 Prepare Your Kit 5 Earthquake 22 Water 5 Winter Storms 24 Food 6 Wind Storms 25 First Aid Kit 7 Thunderstorms & Lightning 26 Medications 7 Flooding 27 Tools and Supplies 8 Wildland Fires 28 Sanitation 8 Fire 30 Clothing and Bedding 8 Power Outage 32 Special Items 9 Gas Leaks 33 For Baby 9 Explosions 34 For Children 9 Hazardous Materials Incidents 35 For Adults 9 Household Chemical Emergencies 36 For Pets 9 Nuclear Emergency 37 Entertainment 9 Terrorism 37 Important Family Documents 10 Pandemic Influenza 39 Important Reminders 10 Additional Resources 41 Prepare Your Vehicles 11 Family Emergency Information 42 Home Hazard Hunt 11 Important Phone Numbers 47 Emergency Sanitation 13 Protective Actions 14 Accidental Poisoning 16 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GUIDE 3 Preparedness Matters o one knows when a disaster scissors, a battery-operated radio, a Nmay hit Tooele County, or how towel to place in the space under the widespread its effects may be That’s door, and food and water supplies to why local emergency managers last a few hours and first responders have plans and ✓ Plan to assist people with special preparations in place But no matter needs to take protective actions how extensive those plans and People with mobility issues may not preparations are, they may not work be able to get out on their own; people as effectively unless you do your part with hearing disabilities may not before, during and after an emergency notice when warning systems are activated Include the You and your family, co-workers and neighbors need to elderly in your planning be “Ready and Set to Act” quickly—whether at home, at ✓ Practice your shelter-in-place and evacuation plans work or at another location in your community often Hold earthquake and fire drills in your home It doesn’t matter if it’s a natural disaster such as an earthquake, or a technological disaster, like a chemical Do it stockpile incident or hazardous material incident With ✓ Hear: Communities in Tooele County may be plans in place, you and your family are prepared notified of an emergency through sirens, tone alert radios, highway message boards, social media, and emergency Know what to do vehicles, accompanied by the Emergency Alert System ✓ Know how you will hear about an emergency Please heed these important notifications Emergency officials use outdoor warning sirens, tone alert ✓ Listen: Upon public notification, immediately tune radios, electronic message boards on highways, Twitter, your radio to KSL 1160 AM or 102 7 FM, or watch a local Facebook, and radio and television KSL 1160 AM and TV news station where officials will explain what the 102 7 FM is the primary Emergency Alert System (EAS) emergency is and which protective actions citizens should station, which will broadcast emergency messages specific take You may receive one of three possible directives: for your community Evacuate, Shelter-in-Place or Stand by ✓ Know what to do to be safe Shelter-in-place, ✓ Follow: Trust officials’ directions on how to respond evacuate, or stay where you are and monitor an If asked to stand by, wait for further instructions If asked EAS station, even if no other protective action is to evacuate, follow recommended evacuation routes recommended Unless told to evacuate, stay off roads so If asked to shelter-in-place, go inside your pre-selected emergency responders are not hampered by traffic shelter room and seal it with plastic
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