Safety Education
Safety guides, storm prep tips, and emergency contacts — all in one place.
Community info & education — always follow official NWS warnings.
Safety Guides
Storm Preparation Tips
Build an Emergency Kit
Water (1 gal/person/day), non-perishable food, flashlight, batteries, first-aid, medications, and copies of important documents for at least 72 hours.
Make a Family Plan
Decide where to meet, how to communicate, and an out-of-area contact. Practice your plan twice a year.
Know Your Alerts
A Watch means conditions are favorable. A Warning means it's happening now — take action immediately.
After the Storm
Check for injuries, avoid downed power lines, document damage for insurance, and never use generators indoors.
Emergency Contacts
Life-Threatening Emergencies
911Call for immediate fire, medical, or police response.
FEMA Helpline
1-800-621-3362Disaster assistance and recovery info. ready.gov
American Red Cross
1-800-733-2767Shelter, emergency aid, and preparedness. redcross.org
National Weather Service
weather.govOfficial watches, warnings, and forecasts. Also @NWS on social media.
Local Emergency Management
Your County EMSearch your county emergency management agency for local alerts and evacuation routes.
WeatherGeekz provides community information and educational content. Always follow official National Weather Service warnings and local emergency instructions.