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RECOVERY AND CLEANUP

Flood waters have peaked and are beginning to recede in many parts of the province, but the job is far from over. Clean up and recovery has begun, and there is much work to be done before life returns to normal in many Saskatchewan communities. A number of government Ministries are helping support communities and residents with their clean-up efforts, but it's your responsibility to clean up your property.

For more information, contact your local authorities or the Flood Information Line at 1-855-429-5455.

		Flood Recovery When dealing with the aftermath of a flood, it can be difficult to know where to begin. These step-by-step guides will get you going on the right track.

		Safety Tips This section will provide safety tip for shorelines, boating safety, Septic tank clean up, well safety and tips for building owners.

		General Guidelines for Managing Flood-related Debris Debris disposal is the responsibility of the individuals or community where the debris was created or found.

		Sand and Sandbag Disposal Your local authority will make a schedule of times and locations available to you for sandbag pickup. The Ministry of Highways will be picking up sand from sandbags used for flood protection.

		Flooding Information for Home Owners Brochure Owners of principal residences, tenants, and small business owners, which include owners of agricultural operations and non-profit organizations, can apply for PDAP as a private claimant.

		Flooding Preparedness Flooding of a home or property can have devastating consequences. Learn more about steps you can take to prepare ahead of time, and what can be done to clean up afterward.

		Flood Cleanup - A Quick Reference for Homeowners In addition to this short reference, see the more detailed homeowners' guide Cleaning Up After The Flood

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