Understanding the hazards that affect our community is the first step to staying safe. From severe storms to power outages and chemical emergencies, taking time to prepare can save lives and reduce damage.
Know The Risks
Hazard
What It Means
How It Affects You
Severe Weather
Tornadoes, Hail, High Winds, Lightning
Power Outages, Property Damage, Personal Injury
Flash Flooding
Rapid Rainfall Can Flood Roads And Homes
Dangerous Driving, Property Damage
Extreme Heat/Cold
Prolonged Temperature Extremes
Heath Risks, Power Strain, Water Line Damage
Hazardous Materials
Industrial Spills, Tracker Trailer Spills, Gas Leaks, Chemical Fires.
May Require Evacuation Or Shelter-In-Place
Wildfires
Brush Or Grass Fires During Dry Conditions
Air Quality, Evacuations, Property Risk
What You Can Do
While emergencies can happen unexpectedly, there’s a lot you can do ahead of time to protect yourself, your family, and your property.
Make a plan involving the whole family.
Keep a Go-Kit available.
Stay informed with local news, weather and Emergency notifications.