Transcription of Your guide to EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
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Your guide to EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
EMERGENCYPREPAREDNESSYour guide toin the Greater Kansas City regionPublished in cooperation with the Regional Homeland Security Coordinating CommitteePLATTERAYCASSLEAVENWORTHWYANDOT TEMIAMIJOHNSONJACKSONCLAYP reparedness Starts With You! PREPAREDNESS Starts With You!When disaster strikes, you may not have much time to respond. A spill of hazardous material could mean immediate evacuation. A winter storm could confine your family at home. An earthquake, tornado or any other disaster could cut off basic services gas, water, electricity and telephone for a disaster, local officials and relief workers will not be able to reach everyone immediately. Help could come in hours, or it may take days.
Atmospheric Administration) all-hazards weather radios provide constant, up-to-date weather information. During severe weather, the National Weather
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