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EMERGENCIES AND SAFETY

Emergency Information

Knowing what to do in case of an emergency will help you get prepared. You can find emergency contact information and other resources to help you prepare for an emergency in the links below.

Federal department responsible for securing the homeland. Includes the National Threat Advisory.

Web-based portal providing a single source for disaster information and services.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency's guide to disaster information.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's hurricane recovery webpage.

Information on the American Red Cross and emergency response.

Website with information on who to contact in case of an environmental emergency. (English version - Spanish version)

The Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime includes publications on how to help victims of crimes and other emergencies. Information is available in several languages.

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