Office of Emergency Management

Seattle Times reporter Sandi Doughton tells about scientists working to understand the way the earth moves and describes what patterns can be identified and how prepared (or not) people are.

The Take Winter by Storm campaign demonstrates important items for a pet preparedness plan, including a look at the new emergency mobile animal shelter.

Dean talks about the importance of community preparedness in the Chinese community and some ideas for getting started.

This team from ACRS talk about the importance of community preparedness and some of the work they have done.

Donna and Laura talk about the importance of community preparedness in the Deaf, Deaf-Blind & Hard of Hearing community and share ideas for people with communication barriers.

Paulina talks about the importance of community preparedness in South Park and ideas for getting started. (English and Spanish)

Slugo talks about the importance of community preparedness at IDIC and some of the work they have done.

Bob and Nick talk about the importance of community preparedness at the Filipino Community Center and some of the work they have done.

Michael talks about the importance of community preparedness in the East African community and some of the work they have done.

Learn about the importance of clearing storms drains after a storm.

Warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide in English and Spanish.

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