Lilypad
Well-Known Member
Someone in your home calls 911 for HELP!
Ambulance, Police and or Fire Department respond, at once. But they CAN"T FIND YOU because:
The weather conditions are bad and visibility is poor.
You have not posted your 911 number by your driveway.
Your number on mailbox is small and not reflective!
Or
Your number is on the front of your mailbox and approaching headlights do not illuminate the numbers.
Or
You have let bushes, vines or weeds grow and hide the numbers.
Or
You have placed your numbers too low on the post and they have been covered by snow.
Or
You have placed brass numbers on your post which do not contrast with the background color and can’t be easily seen.
Or
You placed numbers on mailbox, but numbers are covered when flag is pulled down.
Or
You placed numbers on a light post which sits 25 feet into your yard and can not be seen.
Please take a couple of minutes to post your 911 number properly.
Try to visualize, through your eyes and mind, how and where emergency personnel would be looking to find your home. The more obvious and outstanding your numbers are, the quicker and easier it will result in you getting help.
Where would you look if you were driving the emergency vehicle?
Ambulance, Police and or Fire Department respond, at once. But they CAN"T FIND YOU because:
The weather conditions are bad and visibility is poor.
You have not posted your 911 number by your driveway.
Your number on mailbox is small and not reflective!
Or
Your number is on the front of your mailbox and approaching headlights do not illuminate the numbers.
Or
You have let bushes, vines or weeds grow and hide the numbers.
Or
You have placed your numbers too low on the post and they have been covered by snow.
Or
You have placed brass numbers on your post which do not contrast with the background color and can’t be easily seen.
Or
You placed numbers on mailbox, but numbers are covered when flag is pulled down.
Or
You placed numbers on a light post which sits 25 feet into your yard and can not be seen.
Please take a couple of minutes to post your 911 number properly.
Try to visualize, through your eyes and mind, how and where emergency personnel would be looking to find your home. The more obvious and outstanding your numbers are, the quicker and easier it will result in you getting help.
Where would you look if you were driving the emergency vehicle?