Salt Lake County Emergency Management

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09/18/2026

Build an emergency kit with your essential items. Take simple, low-cost steps: Start with items you may already have at home like canned food and first aid supplies. Visit ready.gov/kit for a list of items to include.

09/18/2026

FEMA and the Federal Communications Commission will test the Emergency Alert System nationwide on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, around 2:20 p.m. ET.

What to expect:
• Radio and TV programs will pause for about 1 minute to show the test message.
• You may hear the standard EAS tones.
• The message may be in English, Spanish, or both.
• Cell phones will not receive this test.
• No action is needed.

These tests help ensure emergency alerts work when they matter most.

Learn more: fema.gov/2026-national-test

Is your household prepared for an emergency? Preparedness begins at home. Take time today to create and practice an emer...
09/15/2026

Is your household prepared for an emergency? Preparedness begins at home. Take time today to create and practice an emergency plan so everyone knows what to do when it matters most.
Learn more at Families | Ready.gov (http://ready.gov/)

09/15/2026

Is your household prepared for an emergency? Preparedness begins at home. Take time today to create and practice an emergency plan so everyone knows what to do when it matters most.

Learn more at Families | Ready.gov

09/10/2026

Floods, wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and extreme heat can happen with little warning. This National Preparedness Month, know the risks where you live and visit — and take steps now to prepare. Know your risk. Stand Ready. Visit ready.gov/be-informed

09/09/2026

This National Preparedness Month, take simple steps to be ready: download the FEMA app, sign up for emergency alerts & know where to find trusted information. Stay informed so you can Stand Ready to protect your loved ones! Visit ready.gov/be-informed for safety info & resources.

09/02/2026

Today marks the start of National Preparedness Month! ✅This year’s theme: Americans Stand Ready.

When we prepare, we can keep ourselves, our loved ones & our communities safe from emergencies that could happen anytime, anywhere. Visit ready.gov/stand-ready to join us today.

Each September, FEMA’s Ready Campaign celebrates National Preparedness Month. The month is a great time to take small st...
09/02/2026

Each September, FEMA’s Ready Campaign celebrates National Preparedness Month. The month is a great time to take small steps to make a big difference in being prepared.

This year’s theme is, “Americans Stand Ready.”

The theme reflects the spirit of unity, resilience and resourcefulness that make our country strong. It’s a reminder that each of us can make a difference by taking proactive steps before a disaster strikes, and encouraging loved ones to do the same, Americans can contribute to the safety and security of the entire nation.

Preparedness is everyone’s responsibility, and disasters and emergencies can happen at any time, anywhere, and sometimes without warning.

This year’s theme will focus on several distinct ideas that capture how Americans take pride in their ability to protect themselves and their families and work together to recover from disasters:

Americans stand ready to uphold our patriotic duty: When individuals are prepared and self-reliant, we can bolster the work our brave first responders do to help people on their worst day.

Americans stand ready to protect our family and friends: We know best how to keep our loved ones safe when things go wrong.

Americans stand ready to help our communities: Taking a proactive approach to get your community ready contributes to the nation’s resilience.

Throughout the month of September, the Ready Campaign will share easy, affordable steps to take to stand ready, no matter what comes.

08/29/2026

With rain expected through the weekend, our Public Works Department has established a self-service sandbag filling station at 9800 S. Highland Drive. The location has sand, empty sandbags and shovels available for residents. Residents are welcome to come by and fill their own sand bags.
It's also recommended to check the storm drains in your neighborhood to make sure there are no blockages which could cause flooding in the event of another heavy rain storm.

Tooele Army Depot will be conducting operations on the South Range in the Rush Valley on August 25, 2026. Noise and vibr...
08/25/2026

Tooele Army Depot will be conducting operations on the South Range in the Rush Valley on August 25, 2026. Noise and vibrations may be detected in nearby communities. Operations will not begin earlier than 11:00 a.m.

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3380 S 900 W
Salt Lake City, UT
84119

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

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+18017437200

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