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BE THERE FOR YOUR COMMUNITY 🤝 From volunteering in your community to learning skills like first aid and CPR, you can tak...
09/24/2026

BE THERE FOR YOUR COMMUNITY

🤝 From volunteering in your community to learning skills like first aid and CPR, you can take steps to prepare for disasters and keep your family safe and make your neighborhood and community more resilient.

👫 From house fires that displace a single family, to tornadoes that destroy entire communities, we have seen time and time again that it’s our neighbors who are first to respond. Americans don’t wait on others to lend a helping hand to people on their worst day. That’s why it’s so important to get to know your neighbors and invite them to be a part of your emergency plan.

🧯In most emergencies, our families, neighbors and coworkers are the first people who come to our aid. You can help your family, friends and neighbors by taking a first aid and CPR class and learning how to use a fire extinguisher.

⛑️ Emergencies can happen fast, and emergency responders aren’t always nearby. You may be able to save a life by taking simple actions immediately. You can learn these steps when you take a first aid class through many organizations in your community.

BUILD A KIT🩹 Different seasons can bring different risks. Now is a good time to check your emergency supplies and make s...
09/22/2026

BUILD A KIT

🩹 Different seasons can bring different risks. Now is a good time to check your emergency supplies and make sure your household has what it may need during an emergency.

📋 What’s on your emergency supply checklist?
When the lights go out, will you be ready? Readiness starts at home with these power outage essentials:
📻 Battery-powered radio
🔦 Flashlights and extra batteries
🔌 Portable charger for phones
🥫 Non-perishable foods

🐈 Pets need emergency supplies too. Make sure every member of your household is included in your emergency plans, including pets. Consider packing:
💧Food and water
💊 Medications and medical records
⛑️ First aid supplies
🦮 A collar with an ID tag, harness, and leash
🦴 Comfort items or carriers, if needed

🚗 What's in your car kit? Emergencies can happen when you are away from home too. Keep basic supplies in your vehicle so you are better prepared on the road.

Learn more at ready.gov/stand-ready

BE IN THE KNOW🔋 Battery Check Day! Take a few simple steps today to help your household prepare:🔥 Replace smoke alarms b...
09/17/2026

BE IN THE KNOW

🔋 Battery Check Day! Take a few simple steps today to help your household prepare:
🔥 Replace smoke alarms batteries
🔦 Check your flashlights
🔌 Charge portable chargers
🪫 Replace or recycle old batteries as needed

⛈️ Stay informed before severe weather or other emergencies happen. Find your local trusted weather source and visit FEMA.gov/locations to find your local emergency management office.

⁉️ Do you know where to get trusted updates in an emergency? Good information can help you make safe choices. Take a few minutes today to:
📲 Download the FEMA app
🔔 Sign up for local emergency alerts
➕ Follow trusted sources for updates

💡 Did you know? After disasters, emergency rooms can get crowded with people who have injuries that may have been prevented or treated early. Small steps can make a big difference in an emergency. Stand ready by keeping a first aid kit at home and learning basic first aid skills.

Learn more at ready.gov/stand-ready

📝 MAKE A PLANIs your household ready if an emergency happens? Preparedness starts at home. Take time today to create and...
09/15/2026

📝 MAKE A PLAN

Is your household ready if an emergency happens? Preparedness starts at home. Take time today to create and practice an emergency plan so everyone knows what to do.
📍Pick a safe place to meet
📋 Assign responsibilities
🚶‍♀️Practice how to leave safely
📞 Make a plan on how to stay in touch

📝 MAKE A PLAN for People with Disabilities
🧑‍🦽If you or someone in your home has a disability, you may need to take additional steps to stay safe. After a disaster you may not have access to a medical facility or even a drugstore. It’s crucial to plan for your daily needs and know what you would do if they became limited or unavailable.

💡 Today's Prep Tip: Keep emergency contact cards in everyone's wallet and backpack. Include an out-of-state contact. They may be easier to reach during a local emergency.

READY.GOV

September is NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH!This year, Ready.gov is promoting Preparedness through their Americans Stand Re...
09/10/2026

September is NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH!

This year, Ready.gov is promoting Preparedness through their Americans Stand Ready campaign.

Keep an eye out for tips and information regarding becoming and staying prepared for any type of emergency situation.

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01/01/2026

🎆 Happy New Year! From all of us to all of you! 🎆

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12/25/2025

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