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Ville de Gatineau

News release

Spring flooding: Gatineau opens a centre for displaced residents

Gatineau, April 21, 2017. – Gatineau�has opened a centre for displaced residents at the Jean-Ren�-Monette community centre (89 rue Jean-Ren�-Monette). Residents living between 925 and 1463 boulevard Hurtubise who indicated that they need to relocate should report in at the centre.

Quick facts

●	Municipal employees will be on hand to take down their contact information and where they can be reached over the next few days.

●	The Red Cross is ready to collaborate and to�help as required: - Where necessary, it will look after residents who�have been displaced (accommodations, food, clothing and emotional support).

●	It should be noted that at this point all evacuations are being done on a voluntary basis because there is no imminent safety risk.

●	Concerned residents can call 311 if they need help getting out of their homes. In case of an emergency, they should call 911.

●	Residents should consult the municipal Web site for the latest updates. That site is updated as soon as new information comes in.

Associated links

Web site – List of evacuated areas

Pamphlet: Flooding – Tips for residents

Images

Spring flooding

Rue Hurtubise

Jean-Ren�-Monette community centre

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Ville de Gatineau

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Jean Boileau, ARP, FSCRP
Director,
Service des communications
Ville de Gatineau
819-595-7171
boileau.jean@gatineau.ca
@JeanBoileau

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Reconnue pour sa qualit� de vie, Gatineau est une ville de 292 000 habitants. Elle est situ�e sur la rive nord de la rivi�re des Outaouais, et s'�tend � l'est et � l'ouest de la rivi�re Gatineau.

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