Grampian Fire and Rescue Service Preventing Protecting Responding Stonehaven Flood Events December 2013.

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Grampian Fire and Rescue Service Preventing Protecting Responding Stonehaven Flood Events December 2013

Grampian Fire and Rescue Service Preventing Protecting Responding Service Priorities and Objectives Identify and locate those at risk Evacuate those at risk to a place of safety Crew safety Public safety

Grampian Fire and Rescue Service Preventing Protecting Responding Storm Surge Event 15 th December Initial call received at 0220 hrs 4 x Pumping Appliances (24 Personnel) 2 x Level 2 Flood Teams & Level 3 SRT Team from Tayside FRS responded Significant flooding of both Turner and Hanover Court 24 persons lead to safety

Grampian Fire and Rescue Service Preventing Protecting Responding Fluvial Flooding Event 23 rd December Initial call was received at 0350hrs 6 x Pumping Appliances (36 Personnel) 4 x Level 2 and 1 level 3 Flood Team were alerted and responded A High Volume Pump from Elgin 3 Specialist vehicles Significant flooding High Street and surrounding area 54 persons lead to safety