from http://www.livejournal.com/users/sir_cat/166668.html I haven't actually looked at most of these sites - especially the FEMA ones.

Preparedness against Natural/Man-made Disasters Considering what has happened in Louisiana, et al, I thought it would be a good idea to present some info on what you can do to prepare yourself and your family in the event of either a natural or a man-made disaster. The following web sites can get you started.

Check your town/city and/or county website for local response plans. Typically, emergency management, if not a seperate department, falls under the local fire department's responsibility. Also check for your state's response plan.

Community and Family Preparedness

Community Emergency Response Teams (Get formal training on how to help your family and your community in the event of a disaster.)

(If you're interested, do a search for your local/nearest Community Emergency Response Team.)

Canadian Center for Emergency Preparedness (Gotta remember my Canadian friends.)

Animals and Disasters (For the pet owners.)

Specific incident preparedness information. (If you'd like more, just do a search on a specific type of incident and preparedness. Hurricane Preparedness, Earthquake Preparedness, etc.)

Dam Safety

Earthquakes

Extreme Heat

Fires

Floods

Hazardous Materials

Hurricanes

Landslides

Multi-Hazard

Nuclear

Terrorism

Thunderstorms

Tornadoes

Tsunamis

Volcanoes

Wildfires

Winter Storms

Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness

Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program

Emergency/Personal Survival Checklists

Etcetera...

Websites where you could acquire personal/family survival supplies:

Etcetera. Do a search on survial gear, military gear, military surplus, etc.

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