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Check with local TV stations, radio stations, and related websites.  Once you have found your local radio and TV stations be sure to listen consistently for new information and updates. It’s also helpful to have on hand a National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) weather radio or another emergency alert system.

          For more information on NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, click on the following link:

http://www.weather.gov/nwr/

Prepare and distribute amongst your family, friends and co-workers a Local and Personal Contact List. Your contact list should include all of the local emergency organizations as well as close friends and family who may be able to help you in times of disaster. Also remember to contact your insurance company for specific information on your coverage in disasters.

Keep contact information for your local

·        Emergency Management Agency

·        Police Department

·        Fire Department

·        American Red Cross

·        Utility Companies

·        Local Radio Stations

·        And other local organizations that play a role in response

Personal Emergency Contacts

·        Next of kin

·        Out-of-State contact

·        School administrators

·        Workplace Human Resources Department or supervisor

Also remember to let others know how they can reach you if you should evacuate or leave your home.