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The Project Prepare! web site provides information on disasters of all kinds, from floods, fire and extreme cold to terrorist attacks. The site has been designed to service every member of the community, including the elderly, people with disabilities and special needs, children, animals and pets. This comprehensive knowledge source ensures all members of our community the ability to prepare for any emergency.

Information has been compiled from a variety of sources on a National to Local Level for use by our citizens.  The information is geared towards:

  • Getting Involved in your Community.
  • Information by Emergency Type.
  • Disaster Preperations and Aftermath.

Whatever your needs we hope you find this Resource Center useful and ask for recommendations of websites you fine useful and not included on this list - please email your favorite websites on Personal Preparations that will enhance this list below.

Get Involved

Public Health Emergencies

  • CDC.gov — Bioterrorism information.

  • NY.gov - Bioterrorism preparedness information.

Man Made Emergencies

  • CDC.gov - Chemical emergencies information.

  • NY.gov - Chemical terrorism preparedness information.

Natural Disasters

Radiation Emergencies

  • CDC.gov - Radiation information.

  • Ginna - Information on a Ginna Emergency plans.

  • NY.gov - Radiological terrorism preparedness information.

Winter/Storm Emergencies

Disasters - General Information

  • Disasters.com - The disaster center information source.

  • FEMA.gov - Terrorism preparedness guide.

  • FEMA.gov - Technological/man-made disaster preparedness.

  • Ready.gov— Information on disaster types including biological, chemical, fire, flood, etc.

  • RedCross.org - Terrorism - preparing for the unexpected.

  • RedCross.org - Preparation and safety tips for blackouts.

Disaster Aftermath

Towns and Villages In Monroe County

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