Tag: emergency
Episode 95: The National Hurricane Program
On today’s episode, we meet with members of the National Hurricane Program at the 2022 National Hurricane Conference to talk about how they work together to analyze forecast information and coordinate with emergency managers to assist them in making the best decisions to protect lives and property in their communities when hurricanes threaten.
City Prepping: Sanitation after SHTF: How to Do Laundry When the Grid is Down
Sanitation after the grid goes down will be more important than most realize. In this video, we’ll cover options to ensure you reduce the risk of infections.
Emergency Prep Battle Binder Workshop
Are you interested in being prepared for disaster? Check out this virtual workshop which focuses on getting your important paperwork prepared.
Emergency Response Technology Improves as Disasters Get Worse
Natural disasters are causing more damage than ever in the past: in 2017, the U.S. experienced 16 “billion-dollar” natural disasters — events causing at least $1 billion in damages — tied with 2011 for the record. On the positive side, in the last decade or so, there have been dramatic improvements in emergency response technology aimed at improving our ability to respond.
5 Safety Skills You Should Know
Do you know what to do to stay safe during an disaster? How will you reconnect with your family following a major disaster or emergency? Each year, more and more people are gaining the skills necessary to prepare for and respond to disasters or emergencies through various training programs, classes or modules. Get engaged, Get prepared and Be ready today for what may happen tomorrow.
100 Items That Will Disappear In An Emergency
hese are at least 100 items that will disappear in an emergency at the very least at your local grocery or big box store. Can you picture the empty store shelves after a disaster? I have seen them after a flooding episode here in Southern Utah. Luckily, only the bottled water shelves were empty, but you can imagine if we had a major emergency. I’m hoping as you read this list you will think of the things that you will want to stock in your home so you are better prepared. You don’t have to store everything on this list, just the things that you would miss if the roads and highways shut down.
Episode 95: The National Hurricane Program
On today’s episode, we meet with members of the National Hurricane Program at the 2022 National Hurricane Conference to talk about how they work together to analyze forecast information and coordinate with emergency managers to assist them in making the best decisions to protect lives and property in their communities when hurricanes threaten.
City Prepping: Sanitation after SHTF: How to Do Laundry When the Grid is Down
Sanitation after the grid goes down will be more important than most realize. In this video, we’ll cover options to ensure you reduce the risk of infections.
Emergency Prep Battle Binder Workshop
Are you interested in being prepared for disaster? Check out this virtual workshop which focuses on getting your important paperwork prepared.
Eventbrite Emergency Response Technology Improves as Disasters Get Worse
Natural disasters are causing more damage than ever in the past: in 2017, the U.S. experienced 16 “billion-dollar” natural disasters — events causing at least $1 billion in damages — tied with 2011 for the record. On the positive side, in the last decade or so, there have been dramatic improvements in emergency response technology aimed at improving our ability to respond.
5 Safety Skills You Should Know
Do you know what to do to stay safe during an disaster? How will you reconnect with your family following a major disaster or emergency? Each year, more and more people are gaining the skills necessary to prepare for and respond to disasters or emergencies through various training programs, classes or modules. Get engaged, Get prepared and Be ready today for what may happen tomorrow.
100 Items That Will Disappear In An Emergency
hese are at least 100 items that will disappear in an emergency at the very least at your local grocery or big box store. Can you picture the empty store shelves after a disaster? I have seen them after a flooding episode here in Southern Utah. Luckily, only the bottled water shelves were empty, but you can imagine if we had a major emergency. I’m hoping as you read this list you will think of the things that you will want to stock in your home so you are better prepared. You don’t have to store everything on this list, just the things that you would miss if the roads and highways shut down.
