Small Town America – Easing into Social Media Disaster Planning
Why do SoutholdVOICE members and our community in general need to take Social Media Disaster Planning seriously? Supervisor Scott Russell said he sees Facebook as a way to communicate with residents on a day-to-day basis, but it will not be his emergency management team’s priority. We welcome the Supervisor’s invitation to meet with him and his Emergency management team to discuss our concerns with this policy, and bringing with us the American Red Cross White Paper on just this topic, amongst other things. Read about it here.
Emergency Southold Trustee Permit Toolkit – download here
January 10, 2011 by joanna · Leave a Comment
An emergency permit is available from the Trustees office in cases of dramatic and sudden damage caused by a storm or natural disaster in which further damage to private property is eminent without protective measures put in place. The Southold Trustee Emergency Permit Application is a 10 page package that is available to download here.
Southold VOICE – keeping you connected
October 24, 2010 by John Betsch · 1 Comment
Everyone’s Busy! Today’s world is demanding, and everyone seems to be juggling schedules and commitments, sometimes missing important information that affects you. ● Did you miss the SoutholdVOICE story “County Road 48 Washout” and the potential affect it could have on you? ● Did you know that your creek is scheduled to be dredged in [...]
LWRP with PAGE NUMBERS
July 10, 2008 by joanna · Leave a Comment
Southold Town’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP), impacts almost everyone on the North Fork, especially those involved with any kind of permitting. Each applicant must show consistency with the LWRP, and it’s not an easy process, not least because the document itself is a staggering 984 pages long, and most curiously, it was published without [...]
LWRP for DUMMIES
October 19, 2007 by joanna · Leave a Comment
The 5 minute guide by SoutholdVOICE LWRP stands for Local Waterfront Revitalization Program; it’s both a plan and a program. The planning document is prepared by the local community, and includes the program that will be used to implement the plan – it’s the implementation that matters, and all of it is subject to approval [...]
