Follow FEMA:
Oklahoma Tornadoes
- Red Cross Shelters and Safe & Well
- Newsroom: Supporting the Response
- Follow: @cityofokc, @redcrossokc & @NWSNorman
- Individuals in Cleveland, Lincoln, McClain, Oklahoma, and Pottawatomie counties can apply for assistanceCoping with Stress
- Disaster Stress Helpline
- Recovering Emotionally
- Tips on talking to kids (PDF)Illinois Flooding
Illinois residents: apply for assistance and get the latest news & updates
Safety tips
What to do before, during, & after severe storms or tornadoes
Wildfires are more common in warmer months - know your riskHurricane tips via text message
Text HURRICANE to 43362 (4FEMA) to receive bi-weekly hurricane safety tips to your mobile phoneSharing hurricane preparedness
Emergency managers & community leaders: Check out our ready-made toolkit, located under the resources tab, to help your community prepare for hurricanes
FY 2013 Preparedness Grants
Guidance is available for eight preparedness grant programs.FEMA Think Tank
Join the next call on May 28, to discuss how emergency management can adopt a more disaster survivor centric approach in all areas
Fire Data Challenge
Developers & techies: check out our challenge to visualize fire incident data as part of the National Day of Civic Hacking
Blog
Social Media
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Next week is National Hurricane Preparedness Week but it’s never too early to be informed and prepared.
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The #NY Dept. of Transportation received $1.6 million in @FEMA assistance to repair & replace a flood-damaged bridge t.co/YDQRg2VzgI
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Before, during and after disasters keep phone lines open. Tip: use social media to update friends & family. t.co/sKT8mINaVJ #Oklahoma
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#Oklahoma: tornado survivors should follow @fema for updates & apply for assistance at t.co/WzJQyEuk42 or call 800-621-3362
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#Oklahoma: After a disaster, phone lines may be congested. Check in with friends/family by texting or updating your social networks


















