Clay County Emergency Management has released the 2022 All-Hazards Preparedness Guide just as the tropical storm season is warming up. Now is the perfect time to make an emergency plan for your family and create an emergency supplies kit. The new preparedness guide has all the information you need to protect your family and pets.
The all-new guide will help residents and visitors prepare for any emergency including tornadoes, flooding, high winds, extreme temperatures, wildfires, hurricanes, thunderstorms, hazardous materials incidents, active assailants, and pandemics.
The guide provides simple steps to make it easy to sign up for emergency alerts, build a disaster kit, register for special needs shelters, and make a family emergency plan.
The new Clay County evacuation zone map is also included, so residents can quickly determine if they are in an evacuation zone and plan accordingly.
The guide is available in both English and Spanish on the Clay County Emergency Management Website at Alert.ClayCountyGov.com.
Download a pdf version of the guide here: All Hazards Preparedness Guide or
Guìa De Preparación Para Todo Tipo De Riesgo.
Watch for the All-Hazards Preparedness Guide in the Clay Today
Clay County Emergency Management has partnered with the Clay Today to deliver the new guides to every subscriber. Watch for it in your edition or go to the Clay Today website here: https://www.claytodayonline.com/stories/clay-2022-allhazardspreparednessguide,36524.
As the hurricane season becomes more active, residents are urged to sign up for Clay County-specific emergency alerts to be sent to their mobile device or home phone. These alerts include evacuation notices, flash flood warnings, tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, notices of missing persons, etc.
Visit Alert.ClayCountyGov.com to sign up for alerts.
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