Posted on August 31, 2018
Author Michael Gallenberger, WKVI
National Preparedness Month starts tomorrow, and the Indiana Department of Homeland Security says there’s something everyone can do to be ready for disasters. During the month of September, residents are encouraged to make and practice an emergency plan; check their insurance coverage; and learn CPR, first aid, or other lifesaving skills.
Homeland Security officials urge Hoosiers to learn what types of disasters are common in their local area, along with the hazards that come along with them. They note that weather emergencies like tornadoes, fires, snow, and floods are often experienced during the course of a year.
As part of their emergency plans, families and businesses are encouraged to pick out meeting locations and create a list of emergency contacts. More preparedness tips can be found at Ready.gov or the Indiana Department of Homeland Security website.
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