Our Annual Day of Service & Ice Cream Social at Fire Station # 5

ICE CREAM SOCIAL& General Membership Meeting This Wednesday July 18, 2012, 6:30 p.m. Fire Station Number 5, 1023 East 900 South Conducting: Gary Felt, Co-Chair, ECC Agenda: 6:30-6:35 p.m. Welcome & Report of the Chair · Pledge of Allegiance /Establish a quorum · Announcements Eastside Plume update · Actions in behalf of the ECC in […]

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Rocky Mountain Power – 11th East Substation Project

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McClelland Trail (Salt Lake City Canal)

Salt Lake City Old Water Conveyance Systems Early water conveyance systems (1847 – 1909) serve the City’s residents. LeRoy W. Hooton, Jr. Originally posted on June 23, 2007 Revised and posted on October 8, 2009 Ditches and Canals   The 28-mile Jordan & Salt Lake City Canal conveyed up to 150 cfs of Utah Lake […]

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Parking Lot Screening Ideas

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Neighborhood Topic Experts

CERT:                                                                        Bob Angell                                   […]

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Articles of Incorporation

Get the ECC Articles of Incorporation here.

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ECC Ready: Food & Water

Get info for: Food & Water in an Emergency

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ECC Ready: Fire

Fire is one of the most common disasters. Fire causes more deaths than any other type of disaster. But fire doesn’t have to be deadly if you have early warning from a smoke detector and everyone in your family knows how to escape calmly. Please be serious about the responsibility of planning for and practicing […]

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ECC Ready: Winter Storms

Safety Tips for Winter Storms Winter storms in the form of freezing rain or sleet, ice, heavy snow or blizzards can be a serious hazard to people in may parts of the country. The first line of protection is to BE AWARE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS in your area. By observing storm warnings, adequate preparation can […]

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ECC Ready: Lightning Storms

LIGHTNING Lightning is an underrated hazard that occurs during thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes and volcanic eruptions. When thunderstorms threaten your area get inside a home, large building or car (not convertible). SAFETY TIPS 1. Inside a home, avoid bathtubs, water faucets and sinks because metal pipes can conduct electricity. Avoid using the telephone, except for emergencies. […]

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