Community Emergency Preparedness Information Program
Emergencies and disasters can strike anyone, anytime and
anywhere. They can happen quickly and
without warning and can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you
to your home.
What would you do if basic services –food, water, electricity,
gas, telephones, and medical services—were cut off? Emergency
Preparedness means being ready for all kinds of emergencies; being able to
respond in time of crisis to save lives and property; and to help your
community return to normal after a disaster occurs.
It is vital that you understand what a disaster could mean for
you and your family. This website will
help you prepare your family and property for unexpected emergencies and
forecasted disasters.
Are You Ready?
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US Department of Homeland Security |
Federal Emergency Management Agency |
Red Cross |
Centers for Disease Control |
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration |
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Federal Bureau of Investigation |
National Mental Health Association |
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NY State Alert |
NY State Emergency Management (SEMO) |
NY State Health Services |
Emergency Management |
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