Disaster Preparedness for Your Pet: Don’t Leave Animals Out of Emergency Plan
Start today by including your pet in your family’s preparedness plans to protect the health of yourself, your family, and your pet. Keep Reading
Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place Plans from Workplace Violence to Natural Disasters
The emergency evacuation plan should identify the different types of situations that will require an evacuation of the workplace. Keep Reading
HSToday Asks Leaders: How Should We Measure Preparedness?
"It begins with a choice. A choice to be more self-reliant, to be more ready." Keep Reading
Google and Harvard Team Up to Use Deep Learning to Predict Earthquake Aftershocks
The deep learning network was significantly more reliable than the most useful existing model, known as “Coulomb failure stress change.” Keep Reading
FEMA Launches FEMA Integration Team in Tennessee
FEMA currently works closely with Tennessee Emergency Management Agency; co-locating staff is a new enhancement of that cooperation. Keep Reading
Hurricane Season 2018: How Emergency Leaders Plan to Weather the Storms
Mid-Atlantic officials discuss new plans put into place, training to face catastrophe, and cooperative relationships. Keep Reading
InsideHS: Creating Local Partners to Bridge Post-Hurricane Islands
“All of these people need to meet their counterparts and be ready to do their part" in National Level Exercise. Keep Reading
InsideHS: Nerve Center of NLE18 Mobilizes, Coordinates for Capital Disaster
DAY 3: Fictional Hurricane Cora is a deadly Category 4 storm and is primed to unleash 20 inches of rain. Keep Reading
InsideHS: Hurricane ‘Cora’ Is Coming, So NLE18 Leans Forward with Information
DAY 2: Starting with a fictional briefing on faux storm, FEMA leaders work on getting right messages out. Keep Reading
InsideHS: The Ultimate ‘Bad Day’ Practice Session Unfolds at NLE18
DAY 1: National Level Exercise to test how agencies come together for a major hurricane that makes landfall in Virginia. Keep Reading