Sentences with phrase «allowing emergency actions»

UPDATE - On Wednesday afternoon, the commissioners of the Department of Health and Environmental Conservation declared the community a state Superfund site, allowing emergency actions to commence including accessing and cleaning up the contamination.

Not exact matches

Every other emergency service is allowed to take industrial action and many police forces in Europe can do likewise.

Acknowledging that the County Executive's actions have caused some concern in the community, the Minority Caucus reminds taxpayers that Erie County currently maintains an $ 83 million cash surplus that allows it to manage any unforeseen emergencies.

Callen: Tunica shows money won't solve education woes Grant Callen, Guest Columnist, August 9, 2015 Gov. Phil Bryant signed an emergency declaration for the Tunica County School District, allowing the Mississippi Board of Education to take over the district, abolish the existing school board and superintendent, and implement corrective actions.

Training programs utilize an evidence - based approach, allowing employees to pull from their personal knowledge base to evaluate an emergency situation and choose aneffective course of action when it matters most.

Even though France is in a state of emergency, and therefore no gatherings of more then two people with the same political message are allowed, there is still the possibility of organizing outside action in creative ways.

At the very beginning of the action, Mrs. J filed an Emergency Motion with the court to allow her to relocate to Florida with the parties» two young children.

HCA: Cohen Milstein is co-lead counsel in a class action lawsuit alleging that four Florida plaintiffs and others like them were billed inflated and exorbitant fees for emergency radiology services, in excess of the amount allowed by law, covered in part by their mandatory Florida Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance.

This will then allow you to automatically know which actions need to be taken with the policy in the event of an emergency.