Emergency Simulation Exercise Today

By Josh Boyce

December 3, 2014 - 6:22am

Sarnia city officials are taking part in a provincially-mandated emergency simulation exercise at 10am today.

The group is comprised of the fire chief, police chief, city manager, mayor, health unit and other agencies.

Mayor Mike Bradley says the annual paper training session is beneficial.

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Bradley says emergencies like a tornado, Ebola outbreak or train derailment could be discussed.

He says it'll ensure everyone is on the same page in case of a real crisis.

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