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Some of us will have unique challenges and "additional needs" during an emergency. If you have additional needs, it’s a good idea to do some extra planning.

We don't experience earthquakes as often as California. But we do have them, and we're expecting a big one. The good news is, earthquakes are one of the most survivable major disasters. Learn how to be ready when the shaking starts.

Our region lost over 100 community members to extreme heat in 2021. Many more suffered serious health impacts. High heat will continue to affect us as the earth warms, but heat illness and death are preventable.

Get some supplies together now so you and your loved ones are ready during an emergency. You might already have most of what you need. Sometimes it's just a matter of putting everything in one place so you can access it quickly.

After a strong earthquake, we may need to know how to live without running water and working toilets for weeks or months. Deadly diseases can spread when human feces (poo) are not handled and stored safely. Learn how to keep your family healthy!

Understand the hazards that are likely in the places where you spend a lot of time. The more you information you have about the hazards in your area, the better you'll be able to understand your risks and prepare.

Your top priority during an emergency will probably be finding your loved ones. How will you communicate and where should you go if you're separated? Get everyone together now to have this conversation.

Have several ways of getting information. Know what technology might be available and how to use it. Know what to do if you don't have access to that technology.

Snow, ice, wind, and other winter weather can lead to a variety of dangers. Not everyone is prepared for this. Let's work together to prevent, prepare, and protect one another!