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Plan Ahead for Disasters

Talk with your family.

Power Outages

Have alternative charging methods for your phone in case of power outages.

If you approach a flooded road or walkway, follow this rule: turn around, don't drown!

Know your evacuation plan and leave if asked by local officials.

September is National Preparedness Month.

Prepare for hurricanes now. Know where to go if asked to evacuate quickly and how you and your family will get there.

Every minute counts during a disaster – plan now so you’re prepared. Here are six important things to know before a disaster strikes.

If there is a wildfire in the area, be ready to evacuate on short notice.

Disasters don’t plan ahead. You can. Make an emergency plan today & practice it.

Know the risks about different disasters and hazards that could affect you & your family where you live, work, and go to school.

Get involved in your community by taking action with FEMA’s citizen responder programming to help your community become prepared.

Protect your family by financially preparing before an emergency strikes.

Learn more about youth preparedness and how you can get involved in your community.

Be informed about what to do during an active shooting. Remember to RUN. HIDE. FIGHT.

A nuclear explosion may occur with or without a few minutes warning. Learn what you can do: Get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned.