Emergency Preparedness and Response

[Poisoning can result from carbon monoxide entering homes when cooking grills or generators are used during power outages.]

[Water may not be safe for drinking after a disaster.]

[Food safety is a concern during and after power outages.]

[Molds may be encountered during clean up of flooded buildings.]

Includes information on specific topics as earthquakes, tornadoes, and severe weather.

Includes safety plan and printable fact sheet

From the National Weather Service

Information for the public on topics including chemical emergency, drought, earthquake, fire, heat wave, highway safety, hurricane, terrorism, thunderstorm,

Provides links to information on safety for the home, water, seniors, infants and toddlers, and pets. Also fire and burn, fall, and poison prevention and emergency preparation.

Links over 15,000 consumer brands to health effects from Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provided by manufacturers

Disaster plans, kits, games for children

Information for both the public and health care professionals.

Information on how to make a plan, and make a kit, and be informed. Also information related to specific types of emergencies (as recent outbreaks & incidents, chemical emergencies, and natural disasters). Links to social media channels.