Midland County Central Dispatch issued an advisory Tuesday, May 19 noting a structural failure of the dam on the Tittabawassee River, advising people not to call 911 unless they are unable to evacuate.
There is an increasing number of COVID19 testing sites across our state. Below, We have included multiple links to assist you in finding a testing site near you. Also, Michigan COVID 19 Test Finder offered through Michigan.gov is a good resource to find testing sites.
Isolation can take a significant toll on a person, and new research studies the challenges and consequences of mass quarantine. In CERT, we teach that people should understand the risks the themselves, their communities, and their regions. In our training we have an entire sections on Psychological effects from a disaster. So, it’s important to know what the psychological effects you may see in yourself our others around you during this quarantine.
(WWJ RADIO) As of April 27, Michiganders are required to wear masks in enclosed public spaces. Here’s what you need to know.
President Trump and The Corona Virus Task Force discuss plans for reopening the country in the briefing on 4/23/2020.
President Trump and The Coronavirus Task Force discuss plans for reopening the country in the briefing on 4/16/2020.
If you’re experiencing flu-like symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath, Beaumont Health is offering a free online COVID-19 risk assessment to help you determine whether to stay home or seek medical attention.
The YouTuber, Numberphile, published 22 minute video explaining how mathematicians are calculating the Coronavirus curve.
From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (#CDC): How does #COVID19 spread?
From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (#CDC): How does #COVID19 spread?
Many radio manufacturers claim misleading range distances based on a hypothetical antenna called isotropic antenna. An Isotropic antenna is a hypothetical antenna radiating the same intensity of radio waves in all directions. It thus is said to have a directivity of 0 dBi (dB relative to isotropic) in all directions. However, the range you get from an radio varies based on a lot of factors such as the frequency in use, Atmospheric conditions, Your locations, Radio Power, etc. Modernsurvivalonline.com has a great article regarding ham radio ranges.
Survival Life has a great article on prepping for getting lost on a hike. This article is a great read for anyone who spends time in nature. Check out the article on Survival Life’s website.
