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disasterrelief.org

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govlink.org

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(National Weather Service)

metrokc.gov/rpin

(Regional Public Information Network Local Disaster News)

fema.gov

(Federal Emergency Management Agency)

 
 

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Each year, the American Red Cross responds immediately to more than 67,000 disasters nationwide, including house or apartment fires (the majority of disaster responses), hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, hazardous materials spills, transportation accidents, explosions, and other natural and man-made disasters.  Here in Mower County, our volunteers respond daily to help people in their hour of need. 

 

What does the American Red Cross do in disasters?

  • Emergency shelter, food, and mental health services to address basic human needs.

  • Provides basic assistance, e.g., groceries, new clothing, temporary housing, medicines, emergency home repairs, transportation and basic household items.

  • Helps with long-term recovery when other resources, i.e., insurance benefits and government assistance, are not available or are inadequate to meet disaster-caused needs.

  • Serves as an information and referral source to help those affected obtain other resources

  • Emergency communication between disaster victims and family members located outside the disaster area.

 

Dealing With Technological Disasters and Terrorism

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Is Your Family Prepared?  We urge everyone to be prepared for life's disasters, large and small - and it's easy to do! 

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TOGETHERWE PREPARE - Workplace -

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Interested in learning about how we can come to your workplace or organization to present disaster preparedness information?

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Special disaster info for people with disabilities and medical concerns

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Disaster Preparedness Literature

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