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The Department of Homeland Security has developed a website to educate Americans about the potential threat of terrorism. READY.GOV has instructions for several ways to make preparations for you and your loved ones.
Take the time to check out some of the things you can do to prepare for the unexpected, such as assembling a supply kit and developing a family communications plan.
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10 Facts that every Unincorporated Chatham County Resident should know.
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The links below will take you to pages with more detailed information on hurricane development:...
A hazardous materials accident can occur anywhere. Find out how to protect yourself.
All about tornadoes, including what to do during a watch or warning.
Department of Homeland Security - Ready.gov
The historical record of earthquakes in the southeastern United States and Georgia makes it clear that earthquakes and their associated seismic hazards exist.
FEDERAL LAW Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act National Response Framework Homeland Security Presidential Directive #3 - Homeland Security Advisory System Homeland Security Presidential Directive #5 - Management of Domestic Incidents National Incident Management System (NIMS) NIMS...
About CEMA Mar 2009.pdf - This guide explains what CEMA does on a day to day basis as well as our role during an emergency response situation. CEMA Nursing Home Evacuation Planning Guide.pdf - Provides guidance in the development of...
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