Reno | Sparks

In Reno and Sparks, the area’s arid climate and surrounding wilderness areas make it susceptible to wildfires, especially during hot, dry summers. These fires can spread rapidly, endangering lives and properties. It’s crucial for older adults and people with disabilities to have a well-thought-out evacuation plan, considering their unique needs, in case of a wildfire. 

Smoke associated with wildfires can contribute to COPD exacerbations during heavy smoke conditions, especially in older populations. Visit Rural NV Smoke for up-to-date smoke conditions in the area.

Another common emergency in the Reno/Sparks area is severe weather, including thunderstorms and flash floods, particularly in low-lying areas. These sudden floods can pose significant risks to vulnerable populations.

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It’s crucial for residents of the Reno/Sparks area to stay informed about potential emergencies and have an emergency preparedness plan in place, including having a network, knowing evacuation routes, having emergency supplies, and staying tuned to local news and authorities for updates during such events.

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