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"It\u2019s April Fool\u2019s Day, and Santa Fe Emergency Management\u2019s social media team is taking advantage of the holiday in an unorthodox way.The @SantaFEOEM Twitter account sent out a series of five tweets Tuesday, featuring goofy pictures and messages the account later said attempted to engage the public in a preparedness dialogue through social media.\u201CDon\u2019t worry. Disasters can\u2019t happen in #SantaFe\u2026 #AprilFools,\u201D read a tweet sent from the account at about 10 a.m.VIDEO:\u00A0Emergency office April Fool tweets raise eyebrowsThe ensuing tweets touched on topics from arroyo flooding, emergency planning and wildfires.\u201CIt\u2019s OK to start a small brush fire. @SFFDNews will magically appear and put it out before it gets big. #AprilFoolsDay,\u201D read another of the tweets.After the string of tweets, the account said it hoped its followers enjoyed the April Fool\u2019s tweets, and then offered a link to \u201CREAL #preparedness info.\u201D\u201CIt\u2019s sort of a reverse psychology,\u201D said Andrew Phelps, Santa Fe\u2019s Emergency Manager.Santa Fe Emergency Management April Fool tweets"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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