This video provides election officials with practical guidance on protecting their offices and staff from hazardous materials sent through the mail. It walks through several key areas: how to prepare your office and train staff before an incident occurs, what warning signs to look for when identifying suspicious mail, and a multi-step response protocol if a potential exposure happens. The video also covers recommended personal protective equipment, the specific threat posed by fentanyl-contaminated mail, and available resources, including a detailed written guide and training that support election offices in building out their own mail handling procedures.
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