Civil Security

Civil Security encompasses all actions and means implemented at all levels of society to identify risks, prevent disasters, limit their harmful consequences on the population, property, and the environment, and promote a return to normal life.

In Quebec, civil security relies on a sharing of responsibilities among citizens, businesses, municipalities, and the government of Quebec.

iconographie-SC-AVIS.png (6 KB) Getting ready: what to do

iconographie-SC-CANICULE.png (8 KB) Extreme Heat

iconographie-SC-EAU.png (6 KB) Spring Flooding

iconographie-SC-PANNE.png (5 KB) Power Outage

iconographie-SC-AUTOMATE-appels-urgence-13.png (8 KB)  Automated system (OmniAlert)

iconographie-SC-CONFINEMENT.png (6 KB) Alert Siren

 

  • Agreement with the municipalities (Très-Saint-Rédempteur et Pointe-Fortune)

    The Town of Pincourt has an Intermunicipal Agreement with the municipalities of Pointe-Fortune and Très-Saint-Rédempteur: PDF

  • Intermunicipal agreement with St. John Ambulance

    June 17 marked an important milestone in civil security. The Mayor of Pincourt, Mr. Claude Comeau, signed the Collaboration Agreement with St. John Ambulance (SJA) for the "disaster assistance" mission of the Multimunicipal Civil Security Organization of Pincourt, Très-Saint-Rédempteur and Pointe-Fortune.

    In the event of a disaster, the partner towns will be able to provide humanitarian and material assistance to the citizens of Pincourt, Très-Saint-Rédempteur and Pointe-Fortune.

    ambulancesaintjeanquebec.ca