Public Health emergency preparedness
Get a kit, make a plan, be informed, get involved!
The information on this page can help you prepare for public health emergencies such as a
natural disaster, a bioterrorism event or an infectious disease, e.g., pandemic flu, avian flu.
Emergency preparedness tools and topics
Emergency preparedness and public health newsletter
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Vol. 10: August
2008 (159KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 9: September
2007 (188KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 8: April 2007
(188KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 7: September 2006
(220KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 6: March 2006
(168KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 5: September 2005
(304KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 4: March 2005
(341KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 3: August
2004 (317KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 2: February
2004 (236KB, 2-page PDF)
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Vol. 1: June 2003
(199KB, 2-page PDF)
Pandemic/Avian Flu updates
Other links for emergency preparedness information
These links leave the City's Web site and open in new browser windows.
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codeReady

codeReady is a campaign to help Minnesotans get ready for emergencies. The codeReady Web
site includes tools Minnesotans can use to create an individual emergency plan and build a
custom kit of emergency supplies; learn more about individual, family and community
emergency preparedness; and link to codeReady partners' Web resources.
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PandemicFlu.gov
U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services
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State of Minnesota Bird Flu
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Ready
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Department of Homeland Security
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Medical
Reserve Corps of Hennepin County

If you're a healthcare-related professional who lives in Hennepin County, we're looking
for you! The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) of Hennepin County is recruiting volunteers to
help in case of a public health emergency, whether it's weather-related, pandemic
influenza, a disease outbreak/epidemic or terrorist-related activity. To find out more,
call the MRC-HC at 612.543.5234 or e-mail to MRC-hennepin@ co.hennepin.mn.us
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Emergency and Community Health Outreach
ECHO TV is a television program that offers monthly health awareness and emergency
preparedness educational programs on Twin Cities Public Television Channel 17. ECHO TV
programs are in six languages: Hmong, Khmer, Lao, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
For more information, contact:
Lisa Brodsky, MPH, Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
PH: 952-563-4962
E-mail: lbrodsky@ci.bloomington.mn.us
or
Bloomington Public Health Division
1900 West Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington, MN 55431
PH: 952-563-8900 V/TTY
Office hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Interpreters and transportation information are available upon request.
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