Air Force Emergency Management

Air Force Emergency Management The official Air Force Emergency Management page developed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center.

09/01/2026

Prepare now: know your evacuation route and shelter options, charge devices and have emergency supplies ready. Monitor updates from local officials and U.S. National Weather Service (NWS).

➡️ ready.gov/hurricanes

09/01/2026

Being prepared in advance for a power outage can save valuable minutes when you’re in an emergency, knowing how to prepare can help you and your family stay safe during storms.
For more severe weather safety information, download the Red Cross emergency app or visit redcross.org/thunderstorm

Be ready for anything by stocking the right supplies.  |   |   |
09/01/2026

Be ready for anything by stocking the right supplies.

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Preparedness starts by asking yourself the right questions.  |   |   |
09/01/2026

Preparedness starts by asking yourself the right questions.

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09/01/2026
Always have important legal documents after a disaster.  |   |
08/31/2026

Always have important legal documents after a disaster.

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Make sure to have the right items for identification after an emergency or disaster.  |   |
08/31/2026

Make sure to have the right items for identification after an emergency or disaster.

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08/31/2026

Heading out for fun on a lake? Keep safety in mind before heading out!

✅ Check the forecast before and while on the boat.
✅ Have a portable weather radio.
✅ Have life jackets for yourself and others.

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Tyndall Air Force Base, FL

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