The PEI Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) is inviting all individuals and organizations interested in learning more about emergency management to sign up for free training courses. The Emergency Management Training offered through PEI EMO offers a variety of online and in...
After months of consultation and engagement with partners, stakeholders and Islanders, the Government of PEI has received the Fiona After-Action Review. An After-Action Review is a regular mechanism used in emergency management to examine how all levels of government and non...
During an emergency, a reception or warming centre may open, to provide a place for people to gather or receive services. This interactive map displays where centres are located across the province. To find a reception centre near you, click an icon on the map, or enter your...
During an emergency, a reception or warming centre may open, to provide a place for people to gather or receive services. You can search for a reception centre in your area by municipality name or reception centre name. The search will return information on the reception centre...
The Civic Address Locator Map displays useful information associated with each civic address in Prince Edward Island including the property identification number (PID), emergency services providers, and fire coverage. Start typing the address in the search bar and select the...
Islanders are asked to prepare for moderate rain, high winds and the possibility of power outages as Tropical Storm Phillipe continues to work its way towards the Atlantic Region. While it is still too early to determine Phillipe’s exact track and outcomes, ongoing discussions...
Through the Provincial Major Incident Readiness Team (MIRT), Government has partnered with United Way of PEI to prepare and distribute kits that can assist in preparing Islanders in need for the next emergency. Through an investment of over $200,000, the Province has worked with...
As post-tropical storm Lee has now passed the province, PEI EMO has deactivated the Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) from Level 1, back to regular operations and routine monitoring. The provincial government has reached out to neighbouring provinces who were more...
While the Province continues to monitor the outcome and impact of Hurricane Lee, residents of Prince Edward Island are being asked to review their emergency plans in advance of the weekend. It is still too early to determine Lee’s exact track and outcomes, but current forecasts...