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Allstate - Catastrophe Preparation and Claim Information

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Family disaster planning: office of emergency management: departments: City of Fort Collins

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City Services A-Z Jobs News/Events How do I?... Contact page feedback Home > Departments > Office of Emergency Management > family disaster planning Family Disaster Planning Introduction Families should be prepared for all hazards that could affect their area. NOAA's National Weather Service, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross, and the the Fort Collins Office of Emergency Management urge every family to develop a family disaster plan. Where will your family be when disaster strikes? They could be anywhere--at work, at school, or in the car. How will you find each other? Will you know if your children are safe? Disaster may force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services--water, gas, electricity o Read More
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Family disaster planning: office of emergency management: departments: City of Fort Collins

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City Services A-Z Jobs News/Events How do I?... Contact page feedback Home > Departments > Office of Emergency Management > family disaster planning Family Disaster Planning Introduction Families should be prepared for all hazards that could affect their area. NOAA's National Weather Service, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the American Red Cross, and the the Fort Collins Office of Emergency Management urge every family to develop a family disaster plan. Where will your family be when disaster strikes? They could be anywhere--at work, at school, or in the car. How will you find each other? Will you know if your children are safe? Disaster may force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services--water, gas, electricity o Read More
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Natural Hazards Preparedness Information

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NATURAL HAZARDS PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION 72 Hour Kit Information / Preparation Water Purification Tips Family Disaster Plan 28 page Red Cross Family Disaster Plan for Download - in .pdf format (Click here for Acrobat Reader Download) . Shelter In Place Supplies Lists & Instructions Water Purification Tips Considerations for Your Pets During an Emergency Preparedness Tips for Schools and Child Care Centers FIREWORK SAFETY INFORMATION Fireworks Safety Tips, English version Fireworks Safety Tips, Spanish version Fireworks Safety, what's legal, what's not.... Fireworks Safety, What does the law say.... Fireworks Safety, Planning considerations for your pets Fireworks Safety, Statistical Report Fireworks Safety, Child's sight BUSINESS & INDUSTRY Information Business & Industry Guide to Emergenc Read More
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The Disaster Spot: Disaster Preparation

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Imagine that you wake up one morning during the winter and find that a huge blizzard hit your neighborhood overnight. Snow has collected into huge drifts that reach halfway up your house. The streets have drifts that are as tall as an NBA player. All of your doors have frozen shut, and it will take days for you to dig out your car. How will you survive until someone can free you from your house? Preparing for a disaster is just as important as knowing what to do during a disaster. This section of The Disaster Spot can tell you what kind of supplies you might need to survive a disaster. And it can give you ways to protect yourself and your house before a disaster, like buying a good snow shovel. Learn how to make a Disaster Supply Kit! Make a Disaster Supply Kit for your home! Prepare your Read More
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:: Search - EmergSvc ::

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ABAG Earthquake Maps and Information

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ABAG Earthquake Maps and Information What Are Governments Doing? See the Bay Area Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Tools for Preparedness Hazard Maps and Information Making Your Home Safer Shaking Maps / Info - For Bay Area cities Preparing Your Business Liquefaction Maps / Info - Soils that are like quicksand when shaken Preparing for Driving After Disasters Other Natural Hazards - Floods - Wildfires - Slides - Tsunamis - Faults Kid Zone/Puzzles - Have fun, get prepared, learn about earthquakes Hazmat Incidents and Dam Failure After Earthquakes Modeling More Information Transportation Disruption Modeling Order Reports - ABAG's web store Housing Disruption Modeling Links - Other quake sites (including info on recent earthquakes) ABAG, the Association of Bay Area Governments, is Read More
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About TELUS | Public Policy | Disaster Planning | Home Disaster Response Plan

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TELUS about TELUS public policy disaster planning home disaster response plan telephone tips home disaster response preparing our employees preparing our facilities emergency services municipal & corporate emergency planning frequently asked questions Your disaster response plan should include having a stock of survival supplies in your home. The following are recommended core stock items (add other items as needed): Enough food and water for each member of your household for at least 72 hours A flashlight A portable, battery or crank-operated radio Extra long-life alkaline batteries One week's supply of medicines A first aid kit Extra clothing 'Disaster proof' your home: Secure your water heater and any appliances that could move enough to rupture gas or electricity lines. Know how and wh Read More
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - NORTHERN COWLEY CO. KS.

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214 W. 9th Street, Winfield, KS 67156 Phone (316)221-1220 / Fax (316)221-1235 Manager Jean Dippel For information please click on the following links. Chapter Overview National Homepage Staff Annual Report First Aid Tips Volunteers Life Saving Tips Are You Ready for Winter? Education Disaster Services Other Interesting Links Blood Drives Click here to email Northern Cowley County Red Cross This Site last updated May 26, 2000 (c) Copyright 2000,The American National Red Cross. All Rights Reserved. Read More
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American Red Cross - Northwest Louisiana Chapter

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Contact Us General Information Home About Us Mission How to Reach Us Join Mailing List Other Links Services Disaster Relief Military (AFES) Health and Safety Volunteers & Youth Culinary Classic How You Can Help Donate Now Volunteer Now Community Courses Health Fair First Aid/ CPR Lifeguard/ WSI Babysitting Workplace Training HIV/AIDS Education AED Training & Sales Disaster Other Safety Tips Family Disaster Plan Disaster Supplies Kit Thunderstorm Tornado Fire Heat Wave Flood Water Recreation Hurricane Winter Storm Disaster Preparation Disasters can strike quickly and without warning. The most important thing anyone can do for their family is to be prepared. There are three basic steps to being prepared for a disaster: Create a Family Disaster Plan. Involve the entire family in the planning Read More
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American Red Cross Delmarva Peninsula

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American Red Cross in Connecticut

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American Red Cross in Connecticut Home Who We Are Find My Chapter Directions How To Help How To Volunteer Blood Drive Info Online Store Make a Contribution Call Us Toll Free 1- 877- 287- 3327 Be Red Cross Ready Here's how Get a Kit Make a Plan Be Informed American Red Cross has a four star rating Visit your Chapter Website Locate your Chapter CT Chapters Map Charter Oak Chapter ( Farmington ) New Canaan Chapter ( New Canaan ) Darien/Stamford Chapter ( Darien/Stamford ) South Central CT Chapter ( New Haven ) Greenwich Chapter ( Greenwich ) Valley Chapter ( Ansonia ) Middlesex Central CT Chapter ( Middletown ) Waterbury Area Chapter ( Waterbury ) Mid-Fairfield County Chapter ( Bridgeport ) Western Connecticut Chapter ( Danbury ) Milford Chapter ( Milford ) Volunteer opportunities Find Out He Read More
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Bioterrism Preparedness

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<< BACK Bioterrorism Preparedness Home page What precautions should I take regarding the threat of bioterrorism? What is the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) doing to protect the public from bioterrorism? How can I tell if a letter or package is suspicious? What should I do if I receive a suspicious letter or package? Are vaccinations recommended to protect against a bioterrorist attack? What about anthrax vaccine? What is anthrax? How is anthrax transmitted? What are the symptoms of anthrax? Should I have a supply of antibiotics? What about smallpox vaccine? If I was vaccinated against smallpox before 1980, am I still protected? What is smallpox? Should I buy a gas mask? FBI Poster (PDF) "Handling Suspicious Mail" U.S.P.S. Poster (PDF) "Suspicious Mail Aler Read More
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California Earthquake Authority (CEA) Version 2.0

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HOW TO FILE A CLAIM TERMS OF USE CONTACT US CONTRACTING & EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Upcoming Events: Advisory Panel Meeting - 11\29\2007 Contracting Opportunity: RFP#05-07 Security Assesment Services RFP#05-07 Questions & Answers Need to file a claim? Start here. Protect your family in an earthquake. Be prepared... Buildings used for any commercial, industrial, or business purpose are not eligible for CEA earthquake coverage. ©2007 CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE AUTHORITY, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Read More
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Captain Dave's Survival Center and Preparedness Resource

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Please read our disclaimer and privacy statement . Copyright 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 by Captain Dave Inc. All Rights Reserved. Current Best Sellers From Captain Dave's Survival Shop and Army/Navy Supply Our Best-Selling Forced Entry Tactical Boot. Only $39.95 This N-3B and other winter coats and parkas are on sale Prepare for winter weather with our wide selection of Polypropylene and traditional thermals Be the Bush with this Bushrag Ghillie Suit for $119.95 Camouflage clothing in many types and patterns Buy the Tecnopro gas mask -- our best -- for only $129.95 Plus: BDUs Altama Boots Knives MREs Survival Food Visit Captain Dave's Survival Shop [Finished Shopping - Checkout] Interesting Reading Click on the books below for more info: We've got loads of free preparedness tip Read More
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CFA - Disaster Preparedness Tips

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CFA Disaster Relief Disaster Relief Committee Tips for Keeping Your Dog or Cat Safe During a Disaster Disaster Preparedness Disaster Relief Work Summary, 2006 Summary, 2005 Summary, 2004 Summary, 2001 Summary, 1999 Summary, 1998 Summary, 1997 Topsail Island, 1996 Kobe Japan, 1995 Tips for Keeping Your Cat (or Dog) Safe During a Disaster In the event of a natural or man-made disaster, pets are NOT allowed inside emergency shelters for humans due to public health and safety reasons. If you and your family need evacuation to a public shelter during a disaster, you must have planned in advance for the care of your dog and cat. Such planning could save your pets' life and make yours easier. Take several pictures of all the animals in your household and keep these pictures with your important in Read More
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Chemung - Schuyler Chapter - Red Cross. Elmira, NY

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SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY Disaster Relief & Preparedness Schuy-Line Lawyer Referral I'm OKAY Armed Forces Emerg. Services Red Cross Int. Services Int. Humanitarian Law Education Health and Safety Training CPR/First Aid Courses HIV/AIDS Education Baby-Sitting Courses Youth Services Workplace Health & Safety Scheduling a Blood Mobile How to Donate Blood Disaster Relief & Preparedness Protect Yourself and your Family Prepare for Fire Plan Escape Routes Escape Safely Protect Your Property Emergency Preparedness Checklist Family Disaster Supplies Kit Pet Owners Disaster Prep Back to Services Main Menu relief to victims of natural and man-made disasters. Following a disaster, victims look to the Red Cross to help them with financial assistance for food, clothing, shelter, emergency medical needs Read More
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City of Austin - Office of Emergency Management Home Page

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Options Directory | Departments | FAQ | Links | Site Map | Help | Contact Us Emergency Conditions What We Do Are You Ready? Volunteer! En Espa?ol Special Needs Code Red Emergency Notification System About Us Site Map CERT participates in the recent Rundberg Walk on Crime. CERT participated the highly successful Rundberg Walk on Crime, helping to bring awareness and support to the neighborhoods in that area. CERT and OEM assist residents of Marble Falls June 28, CERT members assisted residents of Marble Falls and provided a welcome relief to exhausted City Marble Falls staff and first responders by taking over the water distribution operation there. From start to finish CERT did an amazing job and were a shinning example of what CERT can do, and have fun as well! In addition, staff members Read More
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City of Corpus Christi / Nueces Co. Local Emergency Planning Committee - Home

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Home Contact Us News Links Newsflash Main Menu Home About us Contact Us Make a Plan For Industry For Teachers / Schools News News Feeds FAQ Links Ready Corpus Christi Latest Events Thu, Nov 29th, @6:30pm - 09:00PM LEPC Appreciation Dinner Events Calendar « < November 2007 > » S M T W T F S 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 « < December 2007 > » S M T W T F S 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 Home Maricela Cuevas takes over as new LEPC Administrator As of September 10, 2007 Maricela has taken the lead role in the administration and coordination of the City of Corpus Christi / Nueces County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC). She replac Read More
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City of Mesquite - Office of Emergency Management

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City Home Page General Information Office of Emergency Management Home Page Family Disaster Plan Sheltering Preparedness Information Disaster Supply Kit Severe Weather Watches & Warnings Mesquite R.A.C.E.S. Contact Information Map & Directions Related Links Emergency Management of Texas DPS - Division of Emergency Management FEMA Office of Emergency Management Vision Statement The Mesquite Fire Department, Office of Emergency Management, aspires to achieve a proactive, risk-based program, which will increase operational efficiency during mass emergency and disaster situations. The Office of Emergency Management exists to provide communications and direction to ensure adequate service delivery without duplication. The Office of Emergency Management strives to have a premier system, respecte Read More
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City of Myrtle Beach - Hurricane Preparedness

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City of Santa Clarita, CA - Emergency Management: Are You Ready for the BIG ONE?

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Colorado Division of Emergency Management Homepage

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Colorado.gov Live Help | Advanced Search Department Home Division of Emergency Management Emergency Management Home About Us Our Director Our Staff Multi-Agency Coordination Center Citizen Corps Colorado Emergency Planning Commission Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program Exercises Field Services Homeland Security Mitigation Operations Plans Preparedness Information for Hazards in Colorado Press Releases Publications Training Colorado Emergency Managers & Sheriffs Colorado Emergency Management Association Division of Emergency Management The Colorado Division of Emergency Management (CDEM) is responsible for the state's comprehensive emergency management program which supports local and state agencies. Activities and services cover the four phases of emergency management: Prepar Read More
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Dane County Department of Emergency Management

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Dane County Department of Emergency Management Kathy M. Krusiec, Director Room 2107 Public Safety Building 115 West Doty Street Madison, WI 53703-3202 Tel: (608) 266-4330 Fax: (608) 266-4500 TTY: (608) 267-1597 Email: maly@co.dane.wi.us " To provide and improve public safety by enabling individuals, groups, and communities to effectively plan for and manage hazards associated with major emergencies and disasters." Current Federal Threat Level ELEVATED Knowing what to expect and the steps to take in an emergency is the key to protecting yourself and your family. Disasters can happen anytime and anyplace. When a disaster strikes you may have only a short time to respond or prepare for the consequences. An accidental release of a hazardous chemical could mean a need for sheltering-i Read More
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Dare County Emergency Management

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DEM - Citizen Emergency Information

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DEMA - Home

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Visit the Governor | General Assembly | Courts | Other Elected Officials | Federal, State & Local Sites State Directory | Help | Search Statewide This Site Citizen Services | Business Services | Visitor Info. DSHS | Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) HOME About Agency Newsroom Divisions / Programs Employment Related Links Contact Information Office Locations Agency Site Map SERVICES Brochures Citizen Corps Disaster Preparedness Training and Education INFORMATION Hazardous Materials Natural Hazards Nuclear Hazards Press Releases Partners Terrorism Preparedness Weather DELAWARE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Current Threat Levels Latest News Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Delaware Issued by the National Weather Service advisory Salem - Hope Creek Siren Testing 2006 - 2007 Read More
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Disaster Center | The Humane Society of the United States

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Disaster Preparedness Information - American Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley

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Disaster Preparedness Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services--water, gas, electricity or telephones--were cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right away. Therefore, the best way to make your family and your home safer is to be prepared before disaster strikes. Be Prepared Animal Safety Business & Industry Guide People with Disabilities & Disasters Children & Disasters Disaster Supplies Kit Family Disaster Plan Financial Preparations Food & Water in an Emergency Power Outage Shelter in Place Terrorism: Preparing for the Unexpected Prepare.org Related Disaster Links Disaster Safety Blackouts Che Read More
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Disaster Relief & Preparedness Services

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For disaster relief or emergency assistance call 410-624-2040 800-787-0091x2040 Need information on emergency military communications? Prevent, Prepare for and Respond Hurricane Isabel Disaster Operations Center, staffed by volunteers. The Red Cross provides 24-hour disaster relief to victims of natural and man-made disasters. Following a disaster, victims look to the Red Cross to help them with financial assistance for food, clothing, shelter, emergency medical needs, household furnishings and occupational supplies. Whether it's a single family fire or a major flood, tornado or hurricane, trained Disaster Action Team members from the Central Maryland Chapter quickly respond to human needs in times of crises. Click on the following items for further information about being prepared for dis Read More
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Disaster Relief & Preparedness Services

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For disaster relief or emergency assistance call 410-624-2040 800-787-0091x2040 Need information on emergency military communications? Prevent, Prepare for and Respond Hurricane Isabel Disaster Operations Center, staffed by volunteers. The Red Cross provides 24-hour disaster relief to victims of natural and man-made disasters. Following a disaster, victims look to the Red Cross to help them with financial assistance for food, clothing, shelter, emergency medical needs, household furnishings and occupational supplies. Whether it's a single family fire or a major flood, tornado or hurricane, trained Disaster Action Team members from the Central Maryland Chapter quickly respond to human needs in times of crises. Click on the following items for further information about being prepared for dis Read More
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Disaster-Family Planning

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page updated Nov 16, 2007 Emergency Products and Preparedness Information This is a sample of the Emergency Preparedness products available at the chapter office. ? The chapter is able to obtain a wide variety of products thru several different vendors. ? If you have a specific need, and do not see it listed please contact Barbara Johnson, Executive Director at 360-675-2912 or 1-888-216-5727 or email johnsonb@islandredcross.org When you purchase a product from chapter it serves 2 purposes: 1. You are prepared. 2. All funds stay in Island County to help the chapter to continue provided Red Cross services to all Island County Residents. New and Improved Heater meals With each heater meal comes a spoon or fork, salt, pepper, napkin, a food heater tray, and a small pouch of water. In the new i Read More
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Domestic Preparedness and Security Information

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Domestic Preparedness And Security With the ongoing concern about bio-terrorism and other health related threats on the United States this web site to has been developed to provide information on Domestic Preparedness and Security. In a disaster or other emergency, the best untapped resources are your neighbors and co-workers. Working with your neighbors, you can build a Disaster Resistant Neighborhood , or by developing a Disaster Resistant Business with your co-workers you can make your business a more disaster resistant workplace. By becoming a Disaster Resistant Neighborhood or developing an Emergency Management (Disaster) plan you will enhance your ability to recognize, respond to and recover from a major emergency or disaster situation. General Information Document Format Terrorism: Read More
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East Rockaway - Office of Emergency Management

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Home Page Site Map Project Impact Project Impact Partners MITIGATION Reduce Disaster Risk Flood Mitigation Assistance Reduce Risk of Floods Reduce Risk of Wind Events BEING PREPARED Family Disaster Plan Disaster Kit Floods Hurricanes Winter Storms Wind Events Extreme Heat Pets and Hurricanes Care of Water-Damaged Valuables Dangers After Flood After Flood Clean Up Hurricane Prep Your Boat Related Links The Village of East Rockaway EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE The Village Office of Emergency Management welcomes you to this web site. Here you will find information about actions that you can take to better prepare yourself, your family and your property. The key to surviving severe weather events or disasters, natural or man made is BEING PREPARED . You can begin by taking immediate actions to Read More
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Emergency Management Office - Brevard County

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Emergency Management Services

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Director James R. Ryan jryan@co.volusia.fl.us (386) 736-5980 (West Volusia) (386) 258-4088 (Daytona Beach) (386) 423-3395 (New Smyrna Beach) Mission: Volusia County's Emergency Management Services will provide County-wide emergency management program leadership, continuity and direction to enable Volusia County to respond to, recover from and mitigate the impact of natural, manmade or technological disasters upon the people or property of Volusia County. Also, if required, to render similar support to any unit of local, state or federal government. Current U.S. storm tracking information Printable hurricane tracking chart [ PDF ] Need the viewer? Click here Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Hurricane Conditions (HurCons) Disaster Preparedness Checklist [ PDF ] Disaster Preparedness G Read More
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Emergency Management Services

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Director James R. Ryan jryan@co.volusia.fl.us (386) 736-5980 (West Volusia) (386) 258-4088 (Daytona Beach) (386) 423-3395 (New Smyrna Beach) Mission: Volusia County's Emergency Management Services will provide County-wide emergency management program leadership, continuity and direction to enable Volusia County to respond to, recover from and mitigate the impact of natural, manmade or technological disasters upon the people or property of Volusia County. Also, if required, to render similar support to any unit of local, state or federal government. Current U.S. storm tracking information Printable hurricane tracking chart [ PDF ] Need the viewer? Click here Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Hurricane Conditions (HurCons) Disaster Preparedness Checklist [ PDF ] Disaster Preparedness G Read More
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EQUIPPED TO SURVIVE (tm) - Earthquake & Disaster PreparednessKits

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--> Where do you want to go on ETS? Search ETS ETS Home Page More Features Gear & Equipment Aviation Survival Marine Survival Urban Survival Doug's Kits Disaster Prep Commercial Kits Manufacturers Retail Suppliers Skills & Technique Survival For Kids Schools & Courses Publications Survival Links Survival Forum Interactive Fun Other Links Letters & Stuff About ETS ETS Foundation Earthquake & Disaster Preparedness Kits Primary Disaster Preparedness Kit Automobile Disaster Preparedness Kit Basic 72 Hour Emergency Kit EARTHQUAKE & DISASTER PREPAREDNESS KITS I originally put this list together after the 1994 Northridge quake when my wife's business partner at the time, who lived in the San Francisco Bay area, came to the realization that he was woefully unprepared in the event of a Read More
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Executive Office of Public Safety

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The Official Website of the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPS) Mass.Gov Home Public Safety EOPS Home Mass.Gov Home State Agencies State Online Services Search Public Safety In Mass.Gov Search Online Services Training Registration System EPA Tier II Information Doing Business with the Commonwealth WebEOC (Secure Login) eCEMP (Secure Login) Job Opportunities with MEMA What's New V-Y EPZ Communities to Conduct Annual Siren Tests MEMA Activates SEOC for Hurricane Noel NWS Presents Nicole Belk with ISAAC CLINE Award MEMA has Presence at 'The BIG E' MA Emergency Management Program Receives National Accreditation More... Publications & Reports Massachusetts State Hazard Mitigation Plan (2.6 MB) FEMA-1701 Disaster Forms Conference Planning Presentation 2/22/07 2007 Pilgrim Calen Read More
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Family Disaster Planning

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UNITED STATES SEARCH AND RESCUE TASK FORCE Family Disaster Planning Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services--water, gas, electricity or telephones--were cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right away. Families can--and do--cope with disaster by preparing in advance and working together as a team. Follow the steps listed in this brochure to create your family's disaster plan. Knowing what to do is your best protection and your responsibility. 4 Steps to Safety 1. Find Out What Could Happen to You Contact your local Red Cross chapter or emergency management office--be prepared to take notes. Ask Read More
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FAQ

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USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Earthquake Hazards Program Skip to main content Home Earthquake Center Regional Information About Earthquakes Research & Monitoring Other Resources You are here : Home » About Earthquakes » FAQ About Earthquakes Earthquake Facts Earthquakes for Kids Earthquake Topics FAQs Earthquakes, Faults, Plate Tectonics, Earth Structure Common Myths about Earthquakes Measuring Earthquakes Current Earthquake Information Seismographs Earthquake Effects & Experiences Probabilities, Seismic Hazard & Earthquake Engineering Historic Earthquakes and Earthquake Statistics Nuclear Explosions and Seismology Earthquake Preparedness Other Resources View All FAQs For Students For Teachers Photo Collections Preparedness & Response Products & Publications Today in Earthquake Histor Read More
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Federal Disaster Planning Resources

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Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries 200 NE 18th St Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-3298 U.S. Government Information Division (405) 522-3335 (405) 525-7804 FAX Questions Comments: Steve Beleu, director, U.S. Government Information Division U.S. Government Information Division Links Oklahoma's Congressional Delegation Oklahoma's Federal Information Libraries Historical Publications Informational Brochures Today in History Special Collections in Depository Libraries U.S. Government Information Division Home Federal Disaster Planning Resources (Return to Topic List ) Family Disaster Planning Does everyone in your family know what to do if a weather-related disaster strikes? Read this disaster planning brochure and make sure they know (Adobe PDF format, 349K) Disaster Supplies Kit Learn what supplies and Read More
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Flood Recovery Book - Table of contents

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Table of Contents Inside Cover Acknowledgments Preface Introduction Home and Safety Flood Safety Tips Nine Steps to Recovery What You Should Know Before You Have To Evacuate After the Flood: Emergency Stabilization and Conservation Measures Creating a Mold Preventive Environment After the Flood: Dos and Don'ts Disaster Supplies Treating Damaged Materials Tips for Water Damage to Family Heirlooms and Other Valuables Drying Your Materials Salvage At A Glance (Charts) Six Tips for Saving Wet Books Drying Wet Books and Records Emergency Salvage of Photographs Emergency Salvage of Moldy Paper Materials Paintings on Canvas Blueprints Wood Inorganics: Ceramics, Glass, Metals, Stone (Decorative/Historic) Magnetic Media: Computer Diskettes Microfilm, Motion Picture Film Microfiche Textiles Where to Read More
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Food When The Power Goes Out, City and County of Honolulu

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You are here: Main / Department of Emergency Management / Food When The Power Goes Out Oahu Civil Defense Agency DISASTER PLANNING: FOOD WHEN THE POWER GOES OUT If your electrical power is cut off, food in your refrigerator and freezer will spoil. It is wise to have some canned or packaged foods on hand that need minimal water, preparation, and cooking. If you know that power will be out for a few days, plan ahead. Use the perishable food in the refrigerator and freezer first. Make extra ice. Freeze extra freeza-pack inserts and keep them frozen for emergencies. Buy a cooler. Freeze water in plastic containers. (Do not fill containers to top before freezing.) Know in advance where you can buy dry and block ice. 25 pounds of dry ice should hold a 10-cubic foot freezer cold for 3-4 days. (Dr Read More
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General Family Preparedness

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General Family Preparedness Table of Contents Why Preparedness? Disasters can affect any part of the United States at any time of the year, swiftly and without warning. Most people don't think of a disaster until it is too late; then they suddenly realize how unprepared they are for the massive changes it makes in their lives. Local officials can be overwhelmed and emergency response personnel may not be able to reach everyone who needs help right away. Each type of disaster requires clean-up and recovery. The period after a disaster is often very difficult for families, at times as devastating as the disaster itself. Families which are prepared ahead of time can reduce the fear, confusion and losses that come with disaster. They can be ready to evacuate their homes, know what to expect in Read More
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General Preparedness - Provincial Emergency Program

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• PEP Home Page • Ministry Home Page • Government of British Columbia The Minister News Reports & Publications Contacts Enquiry BC Search GENERAL PREPAREDNESS 26 Weeks to Family Emergency Preparedness [PDF] Time to pull all the pieces of emergency preparedness into place! Family Emergency Supplies Detailed Checklist [PDF] Includes typical components of a do-it-yourself emergency preparedness kit to help keep your family safe. All-Hazard Individual and Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness Workbook [PDF] Identifies many of the hazards in British Columbia and takes you through preparing your family for a variety of disasters such as an earthquake, flood, severe storm, hazardous material spill, forest fire and landslide. The workbook provides critical information about how to pr Read More
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Hazards - Fairfax County, Virginia - Emergency Management Office

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Hazards you are here : homepage > public safety > emergency management office > hazards The primary hazards in Fairfax County as determined by historical record and analysis are; floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, hazardous materials incidents, transportation accidents, gas pipelines accidents, utility failures, dam failures, resources shortages, drought, water contamination and severe winter weather. What Citizens can do to Prepare for Emergencies All citizens should learn what to do in case of an emergency. This includes how to take the necessary precautions to protect yourself, your family and property. Disaster can strike quickly and without warning requiring you to evacuate your neighborhood or in some cases confine you to your home. Preparing in advance by learning what hazards Read More
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Hernando County Emergency Management Home Page

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top 18900 CORTEZ BLVD, BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA 34601 - (352) 754-4083 FAX (352) 754-4090 Home Planning Evacuation & Shelter Bulletins Post Disaster CERT Training Photos Links Maps Quiz Press Weather Info for Home Owners Make a Plan for Your Home Supply Kit for Home Storm Prep Homeowners Insurance Plan for Your Pets Info for Business Owners Make a Plan for Your Business Supply Kit for Business Business Insurance Flooding Flooding Information River Updates Flood Zone Map Proposed Flood Maps Hurricane Evacuation Zone Look-Up Hurricane Information How to Prepare Hurricane In Action Animation Tornado Tornado Information How to Prepare for a Tornado Sinkholes Sinkhole or Settling ? Sinkhole Information Man-Made Disasters Terrorism Industrial Accidents Publications & Reports Forms and Guides Florida Read More
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http://www.cloverland.com/mack.pdf

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Hurricane Preparedness Handbook

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Pinellas County, Florida Emergency Management Hurricane Preparedness Handbook Introduction This handbook has been designed to help you prepare your family and your home for the potentially devastating effects of a hurricane or tropical storm. By planning ahead you can minimize the dangers of these storms. By planning now you also reduce the discomforts of recovery and the time required to return your life to normal. Please read this guide thoroughly and discuss it with your family - you should develop your family plan together. Write your plan on the pages provided and keep your handbook readily available during the hurricane season: June 1 through November 30. List of Topics Tropical Storms & Hurricanes - An Overview Hurricane Hazards What To Do Before June 1 The Safe Room When A Hurrican Read More
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Kind Planet Preparing For Disaster

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Emergency Preparedness - Keeping Fur & Feather Kids Safe Preparing For Emergencies Being Ready Several years ago, the Staff of The Sanctuary were given the gift of participating in one of Terri Crisp's Disaster Rescue Training Courses. The EARS, (Emergency Animal Rescue Service) program under the auspices of United Animal Nations, is one of the most comprehensive training programs in the country. Since that time, we have advocated for Disaster Planning in our community. What we learned through this study and work, is that preparation is the key to saving the lives of the Animals in our lives during disasters and other emergency situations. Here is some of what we've learned. Identification Keep collars with address and phone numbers written on them on all Animals that can safely wear them. Read More
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LAFD EARTHQUAKE HANDBOOK INDEX

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THE EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS HANDBOOK FROM THE LOS ANGELES CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT The LAFD Earthquake Preparedness Handbook is presented with both text and graphics in the linked pages listed below. A text only version is also available to facilitate easy printing. Earthquake Tips Family and Home Planning Home and Office First Aid Kits Useful Supplies and Equipment Family Earthqake Plan Safe Drinking Water Portable Auto Survival Kit Fire Extinguishers Emergency Lighting Emergency Food Supplies and Cooking Shutting Off Utilities Securing Heavy Furnishings Securing Your Hot Water Heater Helping Children Cope with Disaster Adult Coping with Disaster Emergency Communications Other Earthquake Related Pages Return to the main LAFD Home Page Index To those of us who live and work in the Greater Los Read More
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Mile High Chapter of the American Red Cross: American Red Cross Mile High Chapter

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You are currently NOT logged in. ( Login Now ) News & Information Latest News: - American Red Cross Responds to Cyclone in Bangladesh - American Red Cross Responds to Mexico Floods - American Red Cross Responds to Boulder Condo Fire - Volunteer Instructors Needed to Teach Classes - Hurricane Katrina Recovery: The Facts - FAQs about Hurricane Recovery Program - Local Instructors Honored as 7 Everyday Heroes Upcoming Events: - American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Holiday Gift Ideas What better gift is there than to show someone that you care about their safety? Give the gift of preparedness this holiday season. Shop our online store. Be Red Cross Ready Get a Kit Make a Plan Be Informed Nobody can predict when a disaster such as a home fire, tornado or flood will occur. Nor does anyone t Read More
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Mohawk Valley Chapter - American Red Cross - Family Disaster Supplies Checklist

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Print out this page and use it as a checklist to prepare your own Disaster Supplies Kit. If you're using Microsoft Internet Explorer, then 'right-click' anywhere on the text of this page and choose 'Print' from the menu choices. NOTE: In case of an evacuation, items marked with an asterisk * should be kept in an easy-to-carry container; such as a large, covered trash container, a backpack, or a duffle bag. WATER * A normally active person needs to drink at least 2 quarts of water each day (another 2 quarts per day for sanitation & food preparation). Hot conditions or physical activity can double that amount. Children, nursing mothers, and ill people will need more. 1 gal. of water per person per day. Minimum 3-day supply. Use plastic jugs, not glass. FOOD * Store at least a 3-day supply of Read More
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New Jersey Office of Emergency Management - County Emergency Management - Coordinator's Association - Family and Community Emergency Preparedness

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American Red Cross Disaster Services Disaster Preparedness for People With Disabilities PERSONAL DISASTER PREPARATION How well you prepare and how much you practice before a disaster occurs will determine how successfully you deal with and recover from disasters. Your personal disaster preparation is a continuing process. It helps you and your network identify, get, develop, manage, and maintain the information and resources you will need to deal with a disaster when it happens. Prepare yourself based on the capabilities and limitations you believe you will have after the disaster. Also keep in mind that your usual ways of support and assistance may not be available to you for some time during an evacuation and after the disaster has occurred. Make a personal disaster plan. This will help Read More
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NNCC Disaster Procedures

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DISASTER PROCEDURES Lesia Oesterreich, M.S. Family Life Extension Specialist Human Development and Family Studies Iowa State University Copyright/Access Information FIRE EVACUATION Set your own procedures for evacuating the child care home in the event of fire and for taking shelter from tornadoes. Practice both procedures periodically with the children. Get the older children to help you. Consider the traffic pattern in your home. Are all exits clear? Can windows be opened easily? Ask your local fire department to come and inspect your home. Many fire departments have a campaign to distribute stickers to be placed in the windows of rooms where children sleep or spend a lot of time. Information, cartoons, and storybooks that deal with fire safety also may be available. Teach Stop, Drop, an Read More
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OEM Home

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Software Notes: If the above menu does not display, you may want to consider downloading the latest Java update. (opens in new window) Adobe Reader is required to view files. Download FREE Reader (opens in new window) If you do not have PowerPoint, PowerPoint Viewer 2003 is available free from Microsoft. (opens in new window) Plans Emergency Operations Plan 2007 (note: this file is 45 megs) KPB Emergency Operations Center Guide All-Hazard Mitigation Plan Local Emergency Planning Committee Recent History of Local Emergencies KPB GIS Mapping Employee Email Registered Users Log into FirstClass Here FLOOD ADVISORY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ANCHORAGE AK 1233 PM AST WED NOV 21 2007 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN ANCHORAGE HAS ISSUED AN * URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY FOR RAIN AND MELTING Read More
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Office of Consolidated Emergency Management

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Washington County, Oregon Be Safe During a Flood Hopefully, you never have to experience a flood firsthand. But if you do, there are a few things you can do to stay safe. When a flood warning is issued, heed official instructions. Don?t walk through a flooded area. Just six inches of moving water can knock you down. Don?t drive through a flooded area. Just two feet of water can lift and move a car. Keep away from downed power lines. Watch out for animals that?ve lost their homes during a flood. Animals may seek shelter in your home and aggressively defend themselves. To learn more about staying safe before and during a flood, visit FloodSmart.gov . The Office of Consolidated Emergency Management for Washington County is committed to the development and maintenance of a county-wide, integra Read More
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Office of Emergency Management

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Important Information from the Chambers County Emergency Management Director October 30, 2007 Tropical Weather Alerts Storm Names Risk Area Map Emergency Supply Kit Evacuation Routes Be Ready Hurricane Tracking Map Hurricane Scale Hurricane Safety Weather Links Fire and EMS Ride to Safety Call 2-1-1 Fireworks Saftey Tips Tropical Weather Alerts Staff: For Information: Ryan Holzaepfel , Emergency Management Coordinator Chambers County Emergency Management Mike Kubik , Operations Officer 404 Washington Debbie L. Nadal , Assistant Coordinator P.O. Box 957 Anahuac, Texas 77514 (409) 267-8343 Phone (409) 267-4133 Fax Last Update October 30, 2007 Read More
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Office of Emergency Management

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HOT TOPICS The Latest in Homeland Security News Homeland Security in Arizona In response to recent and ongoing terrorist activities throughout the United States, the Pima County Board of Supervisors has established the Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security . HELP FOR EMPLOYERS — Planning for Emergencies Help is available through the Office of Emergency Management and Home Security Emergency Operations Center Maintaining a current emergency operations plan for Pima County that describes specific roles and responsibilities for emergency response agencies, organizations and volunteer. Emergency Response Plan Assisting Pima County and the incorporated cities' departments/agencies in developing their emergency response plans. Disaster Drills Preparing and conducting disaster Read More
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Oradell OEM Home Page

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Borough of Oradell Office of Emergency Management Updated Sept. 2005 Oradell OEM e-mail address : Derek Kahill – Emergency Management Coordinator To Help The Victims of Katrina go to www.redcross.org HOME CERT All Hazards Preparedness LINKS STAFF CERT Training Would you like to have basic skills to save yourselves, your family, your friends and your community in a disaster? Would you like to volunteer your services to improve and safeguard our community and country? Perhaps you may be interested in CERT? Training for CERT will begin in Oradell in October and requires about 20 hours. CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people that they serve. The goal is for emergency personnel to train members of neighborhoods, community organizations, or wor Read More
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Pascocounty Com

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Peninsulas Emergency Preparedness Committee - Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula, Pierce County, Washington

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Caution! Visiting this web site requires a newer version of Netscape Communicator. Visit Microsoft's Web site to obtain the newest version of Internet Explorer, or visit Netscape's Web site to obtain the newest version of Netscape Communicator. Visiting this web site without first upgrading your browser may result in unreliable behavior. PEP-C Home index.htm Preparedness Disclaimer Water Barrels Family Preparedness Family Disaster Plan The Family Council Response Plan Evacuation Plan Sheltering in Place 12 Month E-Prep Plan Disaster Plan Forms Water Home Hazard Hunt Emergency Kits Secure Furnishings Secure Water Heater Utility Safety Fire Safety First Aid Cabinet & Wall Safety 72-Hour Kit Structural Preparations Peninsula Hazards It Could Happen to You Earthquakes Fire Wind Storms Regional Read More
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Polk County OEM HomePage

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JOHN P. THOMPSON POLK COUNTY JUDGE DIRECTOR 602 East Church Street Suite 400 Livingston, Texas 77351 Office : (936) 327-6826 Office Fax : (936) 327-6890 pcoem@pcoem.org KENNETH F. HAMBRICK COORDINATOR WELCOME TO POLK COUNTY, TEXAS *******OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT READY.GOV U.S. Department of Homeland Security THE BURN BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED****THERE IS NO BURN BAN IN POLK COUNTY AT THIS TIME Meet Our Staff EMERGENCY PLAN DEVELOPMENT Polk County And GIS Mapping What Is It and How Does It Work? Planning Mitigation Response Recovery Basic Emergency Plan Annexes & Appendices of Plan Deep East Texas Emergency Planning Taskforce Homeland Security GIS Purpose .. . About GIS GIS. ...Related Technology Polk County Rural Addressing 9-1-1 Frequently Asked Questions 9-1-1 How it Works POLK COUNTY MA Read More
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Preparedness

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Preparedness Communities throughout Nez Perce County, Idaho are subject to a number of natural, technological and human-caused disasters. While we cannot stop these disasters from occurring, we can limit their impact on us and those we care about. Contrary to what you may think, the chances of being killed or injured in a disaster are very low. However, it is likely your quality of life will be affected in some way. The phones may not work, the power might be out, you may have no heat, water systems may be broken or contaminated, the sewers systems may shutdown, your home might be damaged so badly that you can no longer live in it and the routes you use to get to work and the grocery store may be seriously damaged. These are all quality of life things that you can plan and prepare for with Read More
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Preparing for a Disaster - Safety Tips - Tornadoes, Earthquakes, Hurricanes

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Safety Tip # 9 Preparing for a Disaster Disasters can strike quickly and without warning. What would you do if basic services - water, gas, electricity or telephones were cut off? Families can cope with disaster by preparing in advance and working together as a team. Knowing what to do is your best defense and your responsibility. Follow these steps for disaster preparedness. Find out what could happen . Your local emergency management office, safety council or Red Cross chapter can offer information on what types of disasters are most likely to happen. Learn about your community's warning signals: what they sound like and what you should do when you hear them. Ask about animal care after a disaster. Find out how to help elderly or disabled persons, if needed. Find out about the disaster p Read More
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Red Cross -- San Antonio Area

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Home What's Happening Chapter-Wide Events Donate Now Course Catalog Disaster Services Services for the Military International Services Health and Safety Services Volunteer Services Financial Support Our Offices/Contact Us Human Resources Youth Services Links Shop On Line Press Room What's Happening &nbsp Disaster Plan &nbsp Helping Victims of a Disaster &nbsp More ... .style1 { color: #FFFFFF; font-weight: bold; font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica; } .style5 {color: #0000FF;font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica;} .style7 {color: #000000;font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica;} .style8 {color: #FFFFFF;font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica;} A T T E N T I O N E V A C U E E S Click for Disaster Assistance Info & Resources If you are in need of emergency shelter, food or water , contact your local Re Read More
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REDCROSSALBQ.ORG

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REDCROSSALBQ.ORG Terrorism?Preparing for the Unexpected Devastating acts, such as the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, have left many concerned about the possibility of future incidents in the United States and their potential impact. They have raised uncertainty about what might happen next, increasing stress levels. Nevertheless, there are things you can do to prepare for the unexpected and reduce the stress that you may feel now and later should another emergency arise. Taking preparatory action can reassure you and your children that you can exert a measure of control even in the face of such events. What You Can Do to Prepare Finding out what can happen is the first step. Once you have determined the events possible and their potential in your community, i Read More
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santarosa-emergency.com

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santarosa-emergency.com Search the Web: Santa Rosa Emergency Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Real Estate Sonoma Santa Rosa Ca Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Rosa County Santa Rosa Emergency Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Real Estate Sonoma Santa Rosa Ca Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Rosa County Santa Rosa Hotels Seaside Pensacola Beach Sandestin Sonoma Lodging Gmc Sonoma Hotels And Sonoma Valley Wine Tours Santa Rosa Ca Santa Rosa Real Estate Scanning Services Hotels In Santa Rosa California San Francisco Bay Area Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Ana College Santa Barbara City College Santa Rosa College Santa ©2007 santarosa-emergency.com All rights reserved. Read More
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Sarasota County Government

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Sarpy County Emergency Management Agency

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Sarpy County Emergency Management Agency Break out of Frames A Message from the Emergency Program Manager Disasters have become more frequent and costly in the last few years. They disrupt routine and leave people homeless and unemployed. Disasters can devastate an entire community - but it doesn't have to be that way. Much can be done to prevent or reduce the impact of emergencies and disasters. We can minimize loss and suffering - mitigate and manage emergencies and disasters. As outlined in its mission statement and in its vision for the future, the Sarpy County Emergency Management Agency works to reduce risks, strengthen support systems and help individuals and the community prepare for and cope with disasters regardless of the cause. Please visit our pages and get to know our staff, Read More
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SCDHEC: Health Information

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DHEC Home Health Environment Regulatory Disclaimer/Privacy Contact Us South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control - www.scdhec.gov A to Z Subject Listing Certificate of Need Certification Community Health & Chronic Disease Prevention Disease Control Emergency Medical Services Environmental Health GIS Healthcare Professional's Quick Reference Health Facilities Construction Health Licensing Home Health Services Laboratory Maternal, Child Health Minority Health Office of Primary Care Public Health Statistics & Information Services Professional Services Radiological Health Regulatory Information School Health Services The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control provides health services to citizens throughout state. We work with individuals, families, oth Read More
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SF Gate: Earthquakes

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Texarkana Office of Emergency Management

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<-Back News Events Weather Outlook Press Releases Weather Resources National Weather Service Weather.com Citizen Information Are you Ready? Texas Governor's Division of Emergency Management Arkansas Division of Emergency Management Federal Emergency Management Agency Center for Disease Control FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives Texarkana OEM Local Emergency Information PIZZA RECALL Expires Pizza Recall Affects Totino's, Jeno's Brands MINNEAPOLIS - General Mills on Thursday recalled about 5 million frozen pizzas sold nationwide under the Totino's and Jeno's labels because of possible E. coli contamination. The problem may have come from pepperoni on pizzas produced at a General Mills plant in Ohio, the suburban Minneapolis-based company said. It said the pepperoni itself came from a separat Read More
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The City of Bryan, Texas

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What's New Budget Overview (get viewer ) Drinking Water Quality Report Environmental Services Guide GIS Map Services Health Science Center Residential Conservation Texas Reds Festival Hot Topics Volunteer Bryan! Get involved in city government. Bryan Justice Center A web-cam view of Bryan's newest site. West Nile Virus Info Tips on how to protect your family. Floodplain Information Details about the National Flood Insurance Program. Report Potholes Not that we have any. But if we did ... Get Connected Get city news fast, and spam-free! Registered Sex Offender Data Know who they are and where they live in Brazos County. Parks & Recreation Wanna play outdoors? We can help. Vendor Information Registration & Bid Opportunities for Bryan vendors. Do-It-Yourself Oil Center A safe and easy way to Read More
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The Disaster Handbook - Master Guide

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The Nevada Seismological Laboratory

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Earthquake Information | Earthquake Preparedness Research Projects | About the Seismo Lab | Links Search the NSL: Home > Earthquake Preparedness > Preparedness information sheets developed by the Nevada Earthquake Safety Council Preparedness Information Sheets from the Nevada Earthquake Safety Council (Most of the links from this page are to Acrobat PDF documents. Go to Adobe's web site for more information on installing the free Acrobat Reader.) When an Earthquake Strikes | Preparing Your Family and Home | Preparing Your Workplace More Information on Earthquakes | Commercial Suppliers of Earthquake Safety Products When an Earthquake Strikes Safety tips! Look, duck, cover, and hold! ( gif ) Tips to treat injuries ( gif ) Felt an Earthquake? Report It About the USGS Community Internet Read More
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University Of California, Berkeley - Department of Public Safety

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Location 1 Sproul Hall Berkeley CA 94720-1199 U.S.A. Search The content you were looking for is no longer in this web address. Please review our menu bar or e-mail us to better assist your search. Read More
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Untitled Document

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Disaster Planning All residents should be prepared to act in the event of a large scale natural or technological disaster. Floridians face a wide variety of threats including hurricanes, tornados, flooding, hazardous materials accident and other events. By having a family disaster plan in place, you will ensure that family members are prepared to take appropriate actions and survive the disaster. Listed below are instructions on how to prepare your plan. It is important that all family members be familiar with the plan, that every member has an assignment, and that the plan is practiced and updated on an annual basis. Ensure that your plan contains detailed instructions on: Evacuation Sheltering Emergency Contacts Pets Supplies Home Protection Valuables and Documents Review the links to th Read More
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Upcoming Events

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Oxford County Emergency Management Agency PO Box 179, 26 Western Avenue South Paris ME 04281 Ph. 207-743-6336 FAX 207-743-7346 oxctyema@megalink.net Office hours: Monday through Friday 8am-4pm FY2007 National Incident Management System Update For more information on the requirements for 2007 please follow this link to our NIMS page . These requirements must be completed by September 30, 2007 to be eligible for federal funding. There are two pdf files available for download that detail the the compliance and implementation activities necessary prior to October 1, 2007. If you are unable to view these files, please contact our office at 743-6336 or via email at oxctyema@megalink.net . Oxford County CART Meeting On Monday, November 19th, 2007 at 5:30pm in the basement of the County Courthouse Read More
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VERMONT EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

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SITUATION REPORT ACRONYMS CERT CONTACT US EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM EMAC EMD PROGRAM EMPG EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN (VT) GRANTS HAZMAT COMPLIANCE TIER II LINKS LOCAL EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN MITIGATION PREPAREDNESS PRESS ROOM RACES RAPID RESPONSE PLAN RERP PROGRAM RESPONSE/ RECOVERY SERC TRAINING VEM STAFF VT CITIZEN CORPS VT YANKEE EMERGENCY INFORMATION Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind Site search Web search Tel. 802.244.8721 | Toll Free 1.800.347.0488 | HazMat 1.800.641.5005 | TTY 1.888.545.7598 State of Vermont | Department of Public Safety | VEM Home Page | Situation Report | Contact VEM PREPAREDNESS Terrorism-Preparedness - VEM's compilation of terrorism-preparedness related information. American Red Cross - Terrorism - Preparing for the Unexpected Guidelines for Emergenc Read More
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Virginia Department of Emergency Management

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Skip to Content | Online Services | Commonwealth Sites | Help | Governor Search Virginia.gov: Commonwealth of Virginia | Governor Skip to Content | Web Policy | Contact Us | --> Home Today is , 2007 --> Wireless | EspaÑol VDEM Home About VDEM Threats & Emergencies Prepare & Prevent Recovery Center Newsroom & Archives Training Calendar VA Business Toolkit Citizen Corps Emergency Management Community Home Programs & Services Grant Information Library Regions & Localities How can we make this site better? Let us know ... Working to Protect People, Property and Our Communities Spotlight Are you ready for hurricane season? Visit our hurricane section for safety tips and more. Storm surge maps for coastal Virginia are now available for download in the Hurricane section. Fall Wildfire Season in V Read More
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Welcome to IEMA

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Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor IEMA Links IEMA Director Velasquez IEMA's History Accomplishments Disaster Assistance & Preparedness Division of Nuclear Safety Laws & Regulations Mitigation Publications Training & Exercises News Search Illinois [Search Tips] Quick Nav: « Select Location » DA & P - Public Assistance Division of Nuclear Safety Mammography Med. Tech Login Med. Tech Directory Radon Tier 2 Reporting Training Calendar 2007 IEMA Conference IEMA Home Illinois Emergency Management Agency Winter Storm Preparedness Week November 11 - 17 Did you know?.....There has not been a winter in Illinois without a severe winter storm in the past century. Severe winter storms can cause widespread damage and disruption. Heavy snow often results in paralyzed transportation systems, automobile acciden Read More
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Welcome to Jackson County Online - Emergency Preparedness Info

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Home Commissioners Departments Visitors Residents Business Contact Us [advanced search] [sitemap] Subscribe to our Site Back to Emergency Management Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan Emergency Operations Plan Disaster Registry Emergency Preparedness Info GEOMAC Wildland Fire Support Location Map National Interagency Fire Center Northwest Interagency Coordination Center Oregon Dept of Forestry Fire Reports Southern Oregon Wild Fires USDA Remote Sensing Application Center Agendas & Minutes Links News and Events 10 S Oakdale, Rm 214 Medford, Oregon 97501 Phone: (541) 774-6821 Fax: (541) 774-6455 Contact: Mike Curry Email: currymc@jacksoncou. . . Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm ? This emergency planning booklet was developed for Jackson County citizens by the Jackson County Emergency Management Advisory Read More
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Welcome to the American Red Cross of Northwest Indiana

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American Red Cross of Northwest Indiana 791 East 83rd Ave Merrillville IN 46410 219.756.5360 Home Page Americorps Recruitment Americorps FAQs Flood Clean-Up Tips Flood and Other Disaster Tips Get Trained Get Prepared Volunteers News About Us Donations Newsletter Board Members START PAGE CONTENT FROM CONTENT EDITOR ########################################################################### --> ?????? American Red Cross of Northwest Indiana Services ????????? For the People of Lake, Jasper, and Newton Counties ? ? Mission Statement The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers, guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and Read More
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Welcome to the Yolo County Red Cross

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American Red Cross of Yolo & Lake Counties 120 Court St Woodland CA 95695 Phone 530.662.4669 Home Page About Us Contact Us Lake County Red Cross Board of Directors Calendar Sign Up For A Class Disaster Services Health and Safety Heroes Luncheon Home Kitchen Tour Donations Donate a Vehicle Planned Gifts Volunteer-Paid Jobs Give Blood Red Cross Clubs START PAGE CONTENT FROM CONTENT EDITOR ########################################################################### --> November 22, 2007 ? American Red Cross of Yolo & Lake Counties Serving Yolo and Lake Counties of Northern California? ? ? The American Red Cross, Yolo County Chapter, is located at 120 Court Street in Woodland, CA.??Our Lake County office is located within the?Lake County Fairgrounds, 401 Martin Street, Lakeport, CA.? To sign up Read More
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West Milford Office of Emergency Management

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Office of Emergency Management CONTENTS April 2-3 2005 Heavy Rains If you or your neighbors have suffered damages from the rain storm of April 2-3, 2005, please click here f or more information. OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Telephone 973-728-2840 Evening Information: 973-728-2800 Police Fire EMS Dial 9 1 1 VISION A safe future through effective partnerships that save lives and reduce the impact of disaster. Mission The mission of the West Milford Township Office of Emergency Management is to reduce or eliminate the vulnerability of people and property of this Township to injury, damage, or loss of life resulting from natural, technological, or manmade emergencies. It is our goal to work closely with local authorities, Passaic County Office of Emergency Management, Fede Read More
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westfla-redcross.org

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