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4.1 ERMUSR 11-12-2019
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POWER OUTAGE <br /> Loss of power can be caused by any number of natural or man-made disasters. The Elk River <br /> Municipal Utilities is equipped with an emergency power source that supplies the emergency <br /> lights, exit lighting, emergency telephones, and the fire alarm system. <br /> To minimize the effects of a power failure: <br /> DO: <br /> • Unplug or turn off electrical equipment that was in use when the power went off in your <br /> immediate area. This includes computers, typewriters, adding machines, desk lights, or any <br /> other equipment that can be shut down. <br /> • If you are advised to leave the area, follow your evacuation route and wait at the designated <br /> assembly area for further instructions. <br /> • Leave at least one light switch on so you will know when the power is restored. <br /> THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS: <br /> Emergency power will light the exit signs and emergency lights. <br /> Emergency personnel will assist as necessary. <br /> Power will be restored as soon as possible. <br /> Do not panic. Remain calm and let your eyes adjust to the darkened condition. <br /> Do not move around. Remain where you are and wait for an announcement of the conditions. <br /> Turning off the electrical equipment helps prevent a large surge of electric demand at the <br /> moment service returns. The surge could damage your electrical equipment and could damage <br /> the electric distribution system and so prolong the outage. <br /> 17 <br /> 98 <br />
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