Emergency events in our state range from earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions to more common events such as flooding, windstorms or disease outbreaks. Now is a good time to get ready for whatever might happen.
Get Started by Watching This Video from FEMA
- Preparing Makes Sense - Federal Emergency Management Agency
Have an emergency kit
You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your family for at least three days. Store a kit at home, at work and at each child's school or daycare.
- Calling 9-1-1
- Emergency Supplies
- Home Emergency Preparedness
- Out-of-Area Contacts
- Securing Water Heaters
- Prepare Your Vehicle for Emergencies
- Using Your Smart Phone During an Emergency
Make a plan with your family
You and your family might not be together during a disaster. Collect contact information of everyone in the family and make sure everyone knows where to go during different disasters.
Get involved in your community
In an emergency, first-responder agencies may be overwhelmed and may need help from trained volunteers. There are many ways you can get involved and support your community.
- Learn about different ways to get involved: FEMA.gov Community Emergency Response Teams