Emergency Preparedness

Public health emergencies can happen at any time. Our Emergency Preparedness program helps residents, families, businesses.

Early Detection Leads to Better Health

Public health emergencies can happen at any time. Our Emergency Preparedness program helps residents, families, businesses, and community organizations prepare for natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and other emergencies through planning, education, and coordinated response efforts.

Emergency Resources

Emergency Planning Guides

Emergency Planning Guides

Heat & Weather Safety

Heat & Weather Safety

Public Health Advisories

Public Health Advisories

Disaster Preparedness

Disaster Preparedness

Emergency Alerts

Emergency Alerts

Family Emergency Checklists

Family Emergency Checklists

Disease Outbreak Updates

Disease Outbreak Updates

Community Response Information

Community Response Information

Emergency Preparedness

Emergency preparedness helps individuals, families, and communities stay safe and respond effectively during emergencies and disasters. Having an emergency plan, essential supplies, and reliable information can reduce risks and support faster recovery.

Emergency preparedness helps individuals, families, and communities stay safe and respond effectively during emergencies and disasters.

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Emergency Preparedness

Emergency preparedness helps individuals, families, and communities stay safe and respond effectively during emergencies and disasters.

Be Prepared

Be Prepared

Every household should have an emergency plan, essential emergency supplies, and access to reliable public health information during emergencies. Being prepared in advance can help individuals and families respond calmly and effectively, reduce potential risks, protect vulnerable household members, and recover more quickly after an emergency.

Community Focus Areas

Vaccination

Bring your vaccination record if available.

Information

Inform your provider about allergies or current medications.

Wear Clothing

Wear clothing that allows easy access to your upper arm.

Vaccination

Bring your vaccination record if available.

Information

Inform your provider about allergies or current medications.

Wear Clothing

Wear clothing that allows easy access to your upper arm.