Disaster & Emergency Management Services

Keeping your community safe is a big job. As disasters increase in frequency, governments are feeling the pressure to have a rock-solid plan in place, but may not have all the knowledge on their team. When time and resources are scarce, let us help improve response, preparedness, mitigation, and recovery.

Keeping your community safe is a big job

Communities face a unique set of challenges when it comes to disaster recovery: not enough resources, lacking internal capacity and funding.

By working together, RIC can take the burden of planning and expertise off of your plate so you can continue to focus on what matters most: your community. Some governments know they need to prepare, but aren’t sure what or where to start—making what happens next an even bigger hurdle.

RIC is able to look at the bigger picture of disaster & emergency management for your community so there are no gaps left unfilled.

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“Rebecca identified the gaps between what the community actually needs versus what the provincial government suggests. She provided a Disaster Recovery Framework that fit within our current program.”

Caitlin Miller, Protective Services Manager and Director of Emergency Management, Town of Canmore

Why RIC?

We provide individualized consultation to create the best plan for your community based on the resources you have available— whether that’s education or recovery, climate or incident-foused.
RIC looks at the impacts on people and helps plan for the future.
Depending on where you’re standing, response and planning may look totally different. We have the insights to help you through it.
Our team comes armed with a deep understanding of industry standards and how to implement them.

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Disaster Recovery Services:

• Post Disaster Needs Management
• Disaster Recovery Strategy & Action Plan
• Project Management & Coordination

Emergency Preparedness Services

• Hazard, Risk, & Vulnerability Analysis
• Emergency Management Plans
• Disaster Recovery Framework & Plans
• After Action Review & Report

We look at strategy from planning, implementation, and recovery, so the safety of your community is in clear view every step of the way. Contact us to learn more.

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Community preparedness is community resilience.

A ready community is a resilient community. Having an emergency response plan in place means planning for the safety and well-being of your people. A well-strategized emergency plan takes your community’s needs into account to mitigate surprises and ensure the health, safety and well-being of all members of your society—keeping families together and protecting the most vulnerable members of your community.

“Working with RIC keeps us from getting burnt out because they take on a lot of the emergency management tasks we need support with. Rebecca and her team prioritized asking questions and getting feedback from our community that helped us improve everything in our emergency management strategy. She brings a new perspective, and she can keep us on track and focused on our goals.”

Laura Antoine, Band Administrator, Deputy Fire Chief, and Backup Indian Registration/Administrator, Coldwater Indian Band

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Keeping Your Community Safe

Tailoring Your Disaster Preparedness Plan to Meet Your Community’s Unique Needs

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RIC acknowledges the traditional lands and territories of the Indigenous peoples who have lived on these lands and taken care of them since time immemorial. We are on Treaty 7 territory, as well as, the historical regional homeland of the Métis, which includes the Battle River Territory. We acknowledge and respect the histories, languages, and diverse cultures of the First Nations, Métis, and all First Peoples that have taken care of this land. We are grateful for their contributions that continue to enrich our communities.