Sarnia-Lambton Alerts
Sarnia-Lambton Alerts is a public alerting system used to notify subscribers and those with publicly-listed landlines of emergencies. Residents will typically receive alerts for tornado warnings, drinking water emergencies, shelter-in-place advisories, evacuation advisories, and missing children.
Subscribe to Sarnia-Lambton Alerts and select how you wish to be notified during times of emergency (i.e. Everbridge App, text message, phone call, email, etc.).
As a subscriber, you can also choose to receive notifications about non-emergency events that affect your home, workplace, school and more. To ensure you receive non-emergency alerts - such as road closures or municipal service notices - please download the Everbridge App.)
Sarnia-Lambton Alerts is funded by Community Awareness/Emergency Response (CAER) so there is no cost to subscribe. CAER does not manage subscriber information and municipal officials will not share your information with other agencies
All alert messages are sent by municipal or emergency officials. You can delete your account at any time.
Helpful Information for the Winter Months
Please see attached fact sheet with information on How to Stay Safe in Snowstorms.
May 5th - 11th, 2024 is Emergency Preparedness Week
Your Emergency Preparedness Guide
Events such as severe weather, power outages and drinking water emergencies could impact any community in Ontario. Therefore, the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act requires every municipality in the province to identify potential local risks and hazards, and to provide information to residents about preparing for emergencies at home.
Take the Evacuation Challenge: the Town of Plympton-Wyoming encourages you to take the Evacuation Challenge. This challenge asks you to pack a 72-hour emergency kit ('Go Bag') in (30) thirty minutes. The objective of this challenge is to help you prepare for an emergency evacuation. You can find the contents of the 72-hour emergency kit at Your Emergency Preparedness Guide.
EmergenciesLambton.ca provides information on how to be prepared for a wide variety of emergency situations and covers topics like emergency preparedness and hazards in the Lambton County community.
Ontario 211 is a three-digit number that helps Ontarians navigate the complex network of human services quickly and easily, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in over 150 languages. Ontario 211 Services is a non-profit agency, established to develop and govern the 211 system in Ontario. 211 is supported by the Province of Ontario and is a proud partner of United Ways across the province. Through its partnership with 211 and investment in hundreds of community programs, United Way works to improve lives locally.
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