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🔥 Help protect your home from wildfire. Clear flammable items, trim brush, and create defensible space. It makes a big difference. #WildfirePrep #Firewise 🔗 ein.az.gov/hazards/wildfi…

Practice = Prepared! Take the time to do an emergency drill with your loved ones before a disaster strikes. Know your role, where to meet, & what to do. Here's how you can prepare at home: ready.gov/hurricanes#bef… Find more #HurricanePrep tips by following Ready.

Going camping? Watch out for thunderstorms! weather.gov/safety/thunder… #WeatherReady #CAwx

Everyone needs a go bag as part of their 14-day disaster supply kit. Since everyone has specific needs, no go bag is the same. What would you put in your go bag?

Are you ready for a tsunami? 📱Get alerts! Sign up for HNL Alert at hnlalert.gov 🌊Learn about tsunami alerts at honolulu.gov/dem/tsunami 🗺️Make a tsunami plan with your family. Know if you live in a tsunami evacuation zone. Check your zone at honolulu.gov/tsunamievac

It's #TestItTuesday! Age matters when it comes to smoke alarms. They need to be replaced 10 years from the manufacture date. Today, when you test your smoke alarm, check the manufacture date on the back. Is it time to replace?

Guam: A possible typhoon is forecast to develop in the South Pacific this week, with heavy rainfall and flash flooding potentially arriving on Thursday. To prepare, monitor weather updates from official sources and secure your home using resources from Ready.gov/plan.

Don't let your gutters fuel a wildfire. Dry leaves, branches, and debris can turn your gutters into a fire hazard. Clear out your gutters regularly to help protect your home this wildfire season. A few minutes of maintenance can make a big difference! For more information

Wildfire recovery goes beyond people. Birds and wildlife need help, too. 🐦 #LAFiresRecovery #LAStrong

🔥 95% of wildfires are caused by people. That means almost every fire that has threatened communities could have been prevented. Whether you're using equipment, towing a trailer, burning debris, or building a campfire—one mistake can spark disaster. Help us reduce the risk: 🚫

Small Businesses throughout LA County that were impacted by the LA Fires are rising again to serve their community.

Heavy rains and flash flooding are possible today in multiple locations, including the Southern Plains, Great Lakes, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Avoid driving through flooded roads, monitor alerts, and follow local guidance to stay safe. ➡️ready.gov/floods

Crews continue to make progress on the White Sage Fire, containment now at 75% dlvr.it/TM5SdN

Unfortunately, criminals will often try to take advantage of disaster survivors while they begin their recovery. To protect yourself from scams or fraud, don't trust anyone who asks for money. Federal agencies will never charge applicants for assistance, grants, or inspections.

We are in the middle of the Atlantic hurricane season! In addition to basic survival supplies, your household emergency kit should include items to address your specific needs. For example, if you take medication, talk to your doctor about how you can create an emergency supply.

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Don't wait around! If wildfires are threatening your area, listen for evacuation warnings and evacuation orders. Leave immediately when told to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or traffic. TIP: Know your evacuation route Get wildfire ready at listoscalifornia.org

#DYK that the FEMA app can provide you with real-time weather alerts for up to five locations? More excessive rainfall is in this weekend's forecast for the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Gulf Coast. Use the FEMA app to keep updated on potential hazards that could affect your area.

🚩 If you are in an area with a Red Flag warning take steps to keep you and your loved ones safe. Visit Ready.ca.gov for emergency preparedness tips and local emergency alerts.

This week, the NV OEM Chief delivered his signature concise briefing to FEMA Region 9’s Regional Interagency Steering Committee. He outlined the agency’s mission to strengthen statewide resilience and addressed “what keeps us up at night”—the rising frequency and scale of