Town of Hanna recently issued the following announcement.
Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common and putting many Albertans at risk. As part of your emergency preparedness routine, make it a habit to regularly update passwords, back up data and ensure security software is up to date.
Cybercriminals can pretend to be anyone you know. Learn the signs, and secure your accounts, your devices, and your connections. Don’t click on links and if you are not expecting to receive an attachment, don’t open it. More information can be found on the following Government of Canada webpage: Get Cyber Safe
This concludes Emergency Preparedness Week. We hope you have taken one tidbit of information that will help you #BePrepared for any disaster, emergency, or crisis that may affect you, where you live. Remember, even though Emergency Preparedness Week has ended for 2022, use this as a starting point for your own preparation. Then you can look back in 2023 to see how far you have come.
Register for Hanna Alerts
The Town of Hanna alert system is used to issue alerts in the event of an emergency or an event that may impact you. You will receive a time-sensitive text message and phone call on your mobile phone. If you have provided a landline number, you will receive a phone call with an automated voice. Notifications include, but are not limited to:
- Public Safety Alerts such as water, fire, RCMP, or any event which is considered an immediate threat to the safety and well-being of some or all Hanna residents.
- Local events such as water supply issues or snow removal schedules based on your residential address.
NOTE: This does NOT replace the Alberta Emergency Alert. Register today for the notification alerts by visiting Hanna Alert System on our website.
Original source can be found here.
