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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

19 hours

Alabama has been very sunny recently, so this is an excellent opportunity to check your emergency kits and determine if anything needs to be replaced or added. #staypreparedalabama

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

9 days

As Alabama is getting a bit colder, it's good to stay warm safely. Follow these Do's and Don'ts when using space heaters. Stay warm, Alabama

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

11 days

Protect Your Household by Practicing Home Fire Escape Plan: -Everyone in your household should know two ways to escape from each room. -Smoke is dangerous. Get low and go! -While practicing your escape plan, teach children what a smoke alarm sounds like. Talk about fire safety

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

17 days

Being mindful of your business entails making a list of all potential emergencies that can impact your area. Prepare by: -Making sure all employees are aware of emergency procedures -Backing up data -Securing equipment -Regularly practicing plans -Reviewing insurance policies

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

19 days

Understand the type of hazardous weather that affects you and your family where you live. Develop a plan according to your local hazards and practice that plan.

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

22 days

In honor of World Animal Day, here is your gentle reminder to prepare an emergency plan for your animals, as well as yourself, your children, and your elderly neighbors. To learn more, visit:

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

25 days

Protect Yourself Against Cyberattacks Create strong passwords using upper- and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Use a password manager and two methods of verification. -Watch for suspicious activity. -Think before you click. When in doubt, do NOT click.

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American Red Cross

@RedCross

26 days

Our Reunification teams are working as quickly as possible to help families reconnect with their loved ones after Hurricane Helene. If you're searching for a family member affected by the storm, please complete the form at this link for the state where they live:

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Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA)

@TennesseeEMA

28 days

TBI has established a hotline to coordinate reports of missing persons in the areas affected by the recent flooding in Northeast Tennessee. Call 1-800-TBI-FIND (1-800-824-3463) to make a report. We encourage Tennesseans to stay out of floodwaters, have several ways to receive

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OnStar

@OnStar

1 month

We've activated OnStar Crisis Mode for #HurricaneHelene . Our complimentary Crisis Assist services and in-vehicle data are now available to impacted @chevrolet , @Buick , @gmc and @cadillac owners.

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NC Emergency Management

@NCEmergency

28 days

Crisis Cleanup has issued the phone number available for folks to call for assistance with debris cleanup from Hurricane Helene. Call (844) 965-1386. All services are free, but service is not guaranteed. This hotline will remain open through Friday, October 11, 2024.

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SC Emergency Management Division

@SCEMD

28 days

NEWS RELEASE: Hurricane Helene Cleanup in South Carolina Crews with state and local agencies are assessing damage caused by #Helene & coordinating response efforts to SC’s hardest hit areas. #helene #sctweet #scwx #southcarolina

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GEMA/HS

@GeorgiaEMAHS

28 days

Family and friends of people in the disaster-affected areas may check social network sites for information about your loved ones. Also, use the American Red Cross Safe and Well program at to let family members know they are safe or looking for loved ones.

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

29 days

If Hurricane Helene knocked out your power, stay safe: Keep freezers and fridges closed. Switch off electronics to avoid damage from surges. Place generators outside, at least 20 ft. away from the house. Do not use a gas stove to heat your home.

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Alabama EMA

@AlabamaEMA

29 days

[09/27/24] Diminishing Impacts to Alabama from Helene

Diminishing Impacts To Alabama From Helene

By Jim Stefkovich, Meteorologist, Alabama Emergency Management Agency CLANTON – Friday, 7:30 am September 27, 2024 …Tropical Storm Warning for eastern Alabama cancelled… …Flood Wa…

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