The Saint Paul Department of Emergency Management is responsible for coordination of the City's response to emergency situations and disasters such as:

To accomplish this the Department of Emergency Management has developed the City's emergency management plan. This plan provides the framework upon which the City of St. Paul prepares for, responds to, and performs its emergency response functions.

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Minnesota Department of Health - Influenza Basics
St Paul/Ramsey County Public Health
Find a Seasonal Flu Shot Clinic
Flu.gov
City of Saint Paul H1N1 Flu Information

Influenza Information and Resources for Non English Speakers
Emergency & Community Health Outreach (ECHO)
Minnesota Department of Health

For interesting Facts about the 2009/2010 Influenza Season
Center for Disease Control

The plan is based on the Four Phases of Emergency Management:

The Saint Paul Department of Emergency Management is continually planning and preparing for hazards that can impact the City.  Remember, no two disasters are the same, the most effective way to protect you and your family is to be prepared. Get Prepared!

Emergency Management also provides public education and training, and is available to make presentations to civic and business groups on emergency preparedness.