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Emergency preparednessThinking ahead to safeguard our community Get the family together to discuss and implement a plan for evacuating your home in case of a disaster. Disaster comes in many forms, giving little warning of its approach. Bad weather, a major flu outbreak or a terroristic act can immobilize basic services. As an individual, a community and a nation, we must prepare to handle whatever comes. The best way to cope with disaster is to plan ahead. You and your family should have a plan in place before disaster strikes. The City and its Emergency Preparedness Team have plans for responding to and recovering from both man-made and natural disasters. For more information, contact:
Ulysses Seal, Emergency Manager Learn more about being prepared for an emergencyView this widget from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Ready Campaign. 
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