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Helpful Information Links Related To Disaster Preparedness

Terrorism
Due to the recent events of 9-11-01, it has become necessary for all citizens of the United States to learn about the nature of terrorism.
Homeland Security State Contact List
Select your state or territory to see who your Governor has appointed as your state's homeland security contact: Homeland Security Contact List
Insurance Tips After A Disaster
Quick guide to handling the insurance process after a disaster occurs
What to do Before, During & After a Disaster
Quick check list of what steps to take before, during or after a disaster occurs.
 Special Preparations for People with Disabilities
Quick checklist for preparing people with disabilities for a disaster.
Possible Terrorist Activity
Where do you report suspected terrorist activity?  Here is a list of contact points including links to all the state police.
What to do in a Terror Emergency
Links to various Government sites that give you more information on what you should do in an emergency, including contact lists and sites.
Make Your Own Home Disaster Kit
You never know when a disaster will strike, that's why it's important for every family to have a disaster kit in their home.
Helping Children Cope With A Disaster
A quick guide to helping children cope during or after a disaster.
Create A Family Preparedness Plan
In addition to your family disaster supply kit, develop a family preparedness plan. This plan needs to be known to all family members

The next time disaster strikes, you may not have much time to act. Prepare now for a sudden emergency. Learn how to protect yourself and cope with disaster by planning ahead. This checklist will help you get started. Discuss these ideas with your family, then prepare an emergency plan. Post the plan where everyone will see it--on the refrigerator or bulletin board. For additional information about how to prepare for hazards in your community, contact your local emergency management or civil defense office and your American Red Cross chapter.

Emergency Checklist
  • Call Your Emergency Management Office or American Red Cross Chapter
  • Find out which disasters could occur in your area.
  • Ask how to prepare for each disaster.
  • Ask how you would be warned of an emergency.
  • Learn your community's evacuation routes.
  • Ask about special assistance for elderly or disabled persons.
  • Ask your workplace about emergency plans.
  • Learn about emergency plans for your children's school or day care center.
For more information about disaster preparedness, please visit the FEMA web site.

 

 

 

 

 

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