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Washington Disasters
DATE: April 09, 2008 13:48:19 PST
Media Advisory
Washington State
MEDIA ADVISORY
Seal Only
Washington
Military Department
Emergency Management
Division

Camp Murray
Washington

http://www.emd.wa.gov/

For immediate
release
Month xx, 200x
00:00 x.m.

Contact:
Rob Harper
Public Information
Officer
(800) 688-8955
Businesses Can Retrieve Key Info

Camp Murray, Wash. – It’s known as text, and every news release has it. This then, is where to position your text, that is, the body of your copy for this news release. To repeat, the text of your news release goes here.
It’s known as text, and every news release has it. This then, is where to position your text, that is, the body of your copy for this news release. To repeat, the text of your news release goes here. It’s known as text, and every news release has it. This then, is where to position your text, that is, the body of your copy for this news release. To repeat, the text of your news release goes here.
It’s known as text, and every news release has it. This then, is where to position your text, that is, the body of your copy for this news release. To repeat, the text of your news release goes here. It’s known as text, and every news release has it.
It’s known as text, and every news release has it. This then, is where to position your text, that is, the body of your copy for this news release. To repeat, the text of your news release goes here:
  • Sometimes your text may be bullets in it, such as you see here.
  • Bullets are a good way to emphasize information, and at the same time break it down, making it more digestible, that is, quicker to process.

The State Enhanced 911 Office in cooperation with local telephone carriers reminds all citizens in the affected area:

  1. To stay off the telephone unless you have a critical need to make a telephone call. Remember a FAX or a computer also uses a telephone line and its use may affect your ability to get immediate help in a life-threatening emergency.

  2. DO NOT call 9-1-1 unless you need an emergency response from police, fire or emergency medical personnel.

  3. If you experience other types of problems not related to these emergency services, call the appropriate telephone number for those services.

  4. DO NOT call 9-1-1 unnecessarily. 9-1-1 lines must be kept open for people who have a true emergency.

  5. If you pick up your telephone to make a call and do not hear dial tone, DO NOT HANG UP. Simply wait a few seconds, and you will get dial tone and be able to make your call.
     
  6.  Do you have an out-of-area contact? In an emergency, local phone lines could be jammed. If you have a friend or relative to call long distance, you should be able to get through. Your family can leave messages for each other and let people know that you are safe.

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