Hurricane Preparedness
When hurricanes strike, they can threaten your health and safety, or the health and safety of your loved ones. Remember that people who are healthy, connected and prepared before a disaster are more likely to weather the storm safely. By taking some time to get ready, you can make yourself, your family and ultimately your community better able to recover from a hurricane.
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Plan with your family, friends, neighbors and community
Disasters and emergencies affect everyone - families, friends, the elderly, pets, people with special needs. Know who you are counting on, who is counting on you. Make sure that you've planned for everybody's needs this hurricane season and that everybody knows what to do when a hurricane strikes. Learn More>> |
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Learn to Evacuate Safely
If a hurricane is heading your way, you may be asked to evacuate. By preparing now, you can take steps that will make it easier for you and your family to evacuate quickly and safely. Take some time to learn about safe evacuation, get connected with state and local officials, and protect the whole family. Learn More >> |
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Don't Guess! Get the Facts about Food Safety in a Disaster
In the wake of a hurricane, many people find themselves asking "can I eat that?" Don't guess! Learn how to tell if your food has become contaminated or spoiled, what food you might be able to save if you take the right steps, and what to toss. Learn More >>
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Plan to Take Care of your Medical Needs
When a disaster strikes, taking care of your medical needs can become a lot more challenging. Make a plan to take care of your medical needs when a disaster strikes and have a plan to keep cover whatever treatment you rely on to stay healthy - anything from eyeglasses to dialysis. Learn More >> |
