Home Emergency Preparedness: 

During the first few hours or days following a disaster, essential services may not be available. People must be ready to act on their own. Being prepared at home is the single most important thing to help your family and the community.

Community Risks and Hazards:

Be informed about potential hazards and risks in your community.  These include earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, river and urban flooding, landslides, winter storms, power outages and more. Firefighters and emergency managers would include the danger of forest fires. MORE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE CLICK HERE

• Washington is Ranked #4 Most Disaster-Prone State

How to Prepare :

Here are some easy to follow things to do:

•  4 Steps to Disaster Preparedness

More information is available on our Emergency Prepared or Contact Robin McKenzie eprep@northshorecouncilptsa.