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Disaster Preparedness - Seven Steps to Earthquake Safety
Earthquakes can happen without warning, but being prepared can make a significant difference. Seven simple steps taken before, during and after an earthquake can help protect you and your family and make recovery easier. Before an Earthquake: PREPARE Step 1: Secure Your Space Identify hazards in your home or workplace and secure items that could move, fall, or cause injury during an earthquake. Step 2: Make a Plan Create an emergency plan for your household or workplace. Deci
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Stage 2 Burn Ban Continues
🔥 BURN BAN UPDATE 🔥 After further review of current fire conditions, the Pierce County Fire Marshal has decided the Stage 2 Burn Ban is to remain in effect at this time. Accordingly, Anderson Island is returning to a Stage 2 Burn Ban until further notice. We recognize that this change may be frustrating, particularly following the recent adjustment to the burn restrictions. We appreciate the community’s patience and cooperation as conditions continue to be evaluated. We wil
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Seasonal Vaccine Clinic Avail 9/12/26
Update: COVID Boosters are not yet available on the market and will no longer be offered at the vaccine clinic on Saturday. Download the vaccine consent form below:
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Fire Safety - Hidden Household Hazards
When people think about house fires, they often think of candles or electrical cords. But some everyday items around the house can also catch fire if they are not used or stored safely. Many of these fires can be prevented by knowing what to watch for and taking a few simple safety steps. Common Household Items That Can Catch Fire Cooking oil: Cooking oil is one of the leading causes of kitchen fires. Never leave food cooking on the stove unattended. If a pan of oil catch
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Burn Ban Levels
Summer is here, and that means fire season is too. On June 1, 2026 at 8:00 a.m., Anderson Island moved into a Stage 1 Fire Safety Burn Ban following guidance from the Pierce County Fire Marshal. Burn ban status of Anderson Island is always located at the top of our website at www.andersonislandfire.org, pinned to our Facebook page and displayed at the permit kiosk. If you have ever wondered, “Wait…what kind of burn ban is this again?” you are definitely not alone. There are a
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