WELCOME TO TOMPKINSREADY.ORG
Being prepared for an emergency is everyone's responsibility. The goal is to have every person and family capable of being self-sufficient for 72 hours during a large-scale disaster.
Learn more at www.ready.gov.
TUNE IN:
Disaster and emergency information will
broadcast from these local radio stations:
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870AM WHCU
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97.3FM WYXL
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91.7FM WICB
If your TV is working, monitor a regional all-news channel, such as Spectrum News, or the Weather Channel. A weather radio will also provide accurate and current information.
SAFETY TIPS:
Fall Safety Driving Tips:
Daylight Saving Time ends every year on the first Sunday in November, which means it gets darker earlier. As we set our clocks back by one hour in most areas of the Country, here are some tips for driving at night.
HALLOWEEN SAFETY:
View this link for tips on "Halloween Safety On and Off the Road", "Costume Safety", "When They're on the Prowl", and "Safety Tips for Motorists":
https://www.nsc.org/home-safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/autumn/halloween
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Interested in becoming a Winter SKYWARN Spotter?
For information, visit:
/files2/tompkinsready/SKYWARN_WINTER_Course_Flyer.pdf
WHAT EMERGENCIES CAN HAPPEN IN TOMPKINS COUNTY?
There are certain basic concepts of preparedness that apply to any type of situation:
* Be Informed
* Make a Plan
* Build a Kit
* Get Involved  In Your Community
For additional information, visit:
https://www.fema.gov/disaster/4310-4313/updates/facts-and-myths-about-flood-insurance
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