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EMERGENCIES AND SAFETY
Emergencies can happen at any time. An emergency is an unexpected event that can cause harm to people or property. Emergencies can come in many different forms including a terrorist attack or natural disaster such as a hurricane or flood.
It is important to plan ahead so that in case of an emergency, your home and family will be safe. The Federal Government has a variety of resources to make planning for an emergency easier. You will also find information on what to do if faced with an emergency. By planning ahead, you can lessen the impact of an emergency.
In the United States, you can call 911 on any telephone to get emergency help. You should call 911 to report such things as a fire, a crime in progress, or emergency medical care. If someone swallows a poisonous substance, call the Poison Control Center immediately at 1-800-222-1222. Calls to the Poison Control Center are confidential and free.
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