Share Your Emergency Playbook

In the spirit of the Super Bowl, take the offensive; make sure your team (your loved ones, household members, or support network) knows what to do and where to find each other if disaster strikes. Your emergency plan is one playbook that shouldn't be kept a secret.
Learn more about how to make an emergency plan
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Emergency Alerts

FEMA Private Sector Tip of the Week  1/20/15: Use emergency alerts in your business crisis communications plan to inform staff about disasters.

Reach the ‘Corps’ of Preparedness in Your Community

Want to get your community involved in disaster preparedness? Join NYC Citizen Corps — an open network that uses outreach, training, and volunteer service to bring together leaders from volunteer programs, community and nonprofit organizations, the private sector, and government. Learn more about NYC Citizen Corps today!
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Online Flu Resources

FEMA Private Sector Resilience Tip of the Week 1/12/15: Use online resources to protect and educate your employees this flu season.

Be ‘Apptastic’ and Prepare on Your Smartphone

Think you're too busy to be prepared? Look no further than Ready NYC, a free app that helps New Yorkers make an emergency plan on the go. Find out who to call, where to meet, and what to pack.
Download Ready NYC for iOS
Download Ready NYC for Android
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Donate One to Help Save Three in January

Donate One to Help Save Three in January Did you know that one pint of donated blood can save up to three lives? This National Blood Donor Month, consider contributing to the emergency preparedness of the City. Find a blood drive near you, or schedule a donation through the New York Blood Center. Read the Tip of the Week online