disaster

Important Information Regarding Severe Weather Visit Weather.gov for more information and forecasts for hurricanes or tropical storms. Visit Ready.gov/Hurricanes for tips on how to prepare for, and stay safe during and after, hurricanes and tropical storms. Visit the U.S. Department of Labor's Severe Storm and Flood Recovery Assistance page for information on income and job assistance, and cleanup and recovery...

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During National Preparedness Month, we'll be talking a lot about communication plans, and how cell phones will often be unavailable...this is part of the theme  “Don’t Wait, Communicate. Make Your Emergency Plan Today.” - butu phone will be available, too. Both before disaster strikes as warning and informational tools, and as service is restored (and they have other offline functions...

We've updated our National Preparedness Month page with new resources to help you plan, prepare and communicate! Check it out:

National Preparedness Month begins September 1. “Don't Wait. Communicate. Make Your Emergency Plan Today.” is the theme this year. Get started  bye reading Emergency Planning and Evacuation Procedures, Emergency Action Plan & Escape, and then start making your plan here: www.ready.gov/make-a-plan

To prepare for an emergency and/or disaster, it not only takes thoroughness but also an understanding of what is needed, what are the most important items for survival and how much food is needed to survive for at least 72 hours. We have everything you need or want in regard to Disaster Preparation. You don't have to be a hardcore...

Americans have been moving from awareness into action to prepare for disasters and save lives with America’s PrepareAthon!, a grassroots, community-based campaign to create a more prepared nation. On April 30, National PrepareAthon! Day encourages all Americans to know what to do when a disaster occurs, to get involved and to get prepared now and throughout the year. In addition...

While each area of the Nation has specific types of emergencies that are more common to the region, floods, earthquakes and tornadoes happen in every part of our country. Prior to any tornado emergency, Management will designate safe shelter areas within the building for employees and individuals.  There are some general guidelines that may be used to aid in the...

Got an Earthquake Emergency Plan at Work? Here's a starter plan for you to tailor to your specific needs: All employees must be aware of the potential for earthquakes and the resulting damage to buildings and facilities. During an Earthquake: If indoors, stay indoors; if outdoors, stay outdoors. In earthquakes, most injuries occur as people are entering or leaving buildings...