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We’ve watched wildfires, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and brutal heat devastate communities. Many people in at-risk communities remain unprepared.

More than 70% of those impacted by these events are not prepared or are underinsured. The results can be catastrophic, resulting in displacement, loss of property and even life. Recovery is difficult, costly, time-consuming and demoralizing.

 

The key findings of the FEMA National Preparedness Surveys are eye opening:

▪ For higher risk areas, only 1/2 perceived their risk of being impacted.

▪ Of those at risk of wildfire, 60% indicated they were not prepared.

▪ Many acknowledge the risk but have not been exposed to what to do about it.

▪ Cost barriers prevent many from taking important preparedness actions

The EmGoKit addresses these issues.

EmGoKits 
Emergency Preparedness Resources

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EmGoKit's Life Planning and Document Storage

Emergency Preparedness Resources

Here are several useful sites that provide guides, information and resources to assist your family in preparing for emergencies and natural disasters.

Ready.gov
is the FEMA emergency preparedness site and contains valuable information on how to prepare for all types of hazards, disasters and emergencies.

RedCross.org

has several documents covering how to prepare for emergencies.

CSU 2024 Forecast for Hurricane Activity

CSU researchers predicting well above-average 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

National Institutes of Health Disaster Preparedness Tips

This site provides useful tips for preparing for, during and after a disaster.

FEMA Emergency Preparedness Guide

Click here to download

This Mountain Mom is Organized and Prepared!

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