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Are you prepared?
Create a family disaster plan
(pdf)
Download,
"A Guide to Citizen
Preparedness" (pdf)
Download,
"Family Communications Plan"
(pdf)
Fact
Sheets on chemical and biological agents
Preparación
y respuesta para casos de emergencia (CDC)
Frequently
Asked Questions
Do
you have fears?
Resources
Indian Point Emergency Response Preparedness
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Emergency preparedness information for:
People with Special Needs (American Red Cross)
Seniors (American Red Cross)
Foreign Language materials (American Red Cross)
Pregnant Women
(pdf), Caring
for a newborn (pdf)
Disaster planning for
women and infants (pdf)
Basic
tips, checklist, for Seniors and People with
Disabilities
(American Red Cross)
Commuters (American Red Cross)
Disaster materials for children. (American Red Cross)
Personal Workplace disaster supplies kit (American
Red Cross)
Pets (American Red Cross)
Visit the
American
Red Cross Homepage for practical information on preparing for the
unexpected.
Materials dealing with terrorism
and unexpected events
(American
Red Cross).
The American Red Cross
provides these materials to help you and your family know how to prepare for
any type of disaster, and cope with them. (Other
languages included on page.)
About
the The National Pharmaceutical Stockpile (CDC)
See
A
Guide to Citizen Preparedness
brings together facts on disaster survival techniques, disaster-specific
information, and how to prepare for and respond to both natural and man-made
disasters. (FEMA)
Keep up-to-date
with the current
Homeland
Security Advisory Status (White House Homepage).
Visit
www.ready.gov
for practical information on being prepared for terrorist threats.
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