Wildfire, Extreme Heat & Snow toolkit
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Be prepared with our extreme weather toolkit. It offers essential resources to help you prepare for and respond to wildfires, extreme heat, and snow, including guidance on creating emergency response plans, coordinating with local authorities, and implementing safety measures. The toolkit also provides best practices for maintaining operations and ensuring the safety of both staff and guests.
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