ReadyAlabama

09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and this year's theme is . Disasters don't wait, and neither do we. This National Preparedness Month, take time to build an emergency kit, make a family plan, and stay informed. What step are you taking today?

08/31/2026

A clear sky doesn't mean you're in the clear! Always check the weather forecast & make sure you're signed up for emergency alerts before heading outside for your plans.
Stay safe & : ready.gov/summer-ready

08/28/2026

Flash flooding can come with no warning. !
- Store important documents in waterproof containers & create password-protected digital copies.
- Practice evacuation routes & shelter plans.
- Gather supplies you need to survive for several days.
ready.gov/floods

08/27/2026

Evacuation plans can save lives.
- Do you live in a designated evacuation zone with a predetermined evacuation route?
- How will you leave?
- Where will you go?
- Do you know alternate routes & other means of transportation?
ready.gov/evacuation

08/26/2026

Disasters don’t plan ahead. You can. Make an emergency plan today. www.ready.gov/plan

08/26/2026

The new statewide notification system is LIVE!
SIGN UP TODAY!

Alabama’s new statewide notification system is officially LIVE — putting potentially life-saving information directly into Alabamians’ hands.

SIGN UP TODAY!

📱Text ALalert to 77295 for emergency notifications

📱Text ALinfo to 77295 for preparedness updates

💻Visit ema.alabama.gov

Be informed. Be prepared. Stay safe.

For more information, please visit the link below.

https://governor.alabama.gov/newsroom/2026/08/governor-ivey-announces-activation-of-statewide-notification-system/

08/25/2026

Even though we're already in , you still have time to prepare ahead of a storm and take steps to protect your home. Tips from ready.gov/hurricanes.

08/24/2026

Now is the time to for storms and all other hazards they bring, whether you're coastal or inland.
• Is your emergency bag ready to go?
• Do you know your evacuation route?
• Are you tuned into local alerts and warnings?
More tips: ready.gov/hurricanes

08/21/2026

Here is your reminder to drink water Hydration is extremely important during extreme heat. Drinking plenty of fluids will help you prevent heat-related illnesses and will make you feel better throughout the day.

08/20/2026

Older adults may have specific needs when it comes to extreme heat. If you are a caregiver, create a plan to keep your loved one cool and safe. Also, make sure they drink plenty of water to prevent heat stroke or other heat-related illnesses.
More tips: ready.gov/summer-ready