Severe weather strikes with little or no warning, but there are ways you can stay informed. OEM delivers emergency alerts and updates through many channels -- such as Notify NYC and Wireless Emergency Alerts -- which broadcast critical, real-time information when you need it most. 
Learn more about severe weather in New York CitySign up for Notify NYC Learn more about Wireless Emergency Alerts Read OEM's Tip of the Week online
If you're looking for a way to keep your community clean this Earth Day, take to the streets. Remove debris from catch basins in your neighborhood. This small step goes a long way: blocked catch basin grates prevent rainwater from draining properly, and can cause flooding. Learn more about floodingLearn more about catch basins from the NYC Department of Environmental Protection Read OEM's Tip of the Week online
Emergencies, emergencias, urgences -- they happen regardless of what language you speak. To best serve New York's diverse population, OEM's Ready New York program offers emergency preparedness materials such as presentations and guides in multiple languages to ensure ALL New Yorkers know how to make a plan before disaster strikes. Request a Ready New York presentationGet Ready New York guidesCheck out "We Are New York: The Storm," a video about emergency preparedness for English-language learnersRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
It's National Volunteer Week, and a great time to take the opportunity to get involved with your community. Need a place to start? Consider affiliating with the City or a disaster volunteer organization ahead of an emergency. That way, you can help when it is needed. Learn more about volunteering in NYCRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
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