Severe Weather Planning and Communication: What To Do and Why It Matters
Emergency medical technicians face many challenges in the line of duty. Extreme weather creates added risks, hampering response and safety efforts.
In Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey, police, fire, and trained volunteers are taking weather preparedness and emergency response to the next level, communicating and working together to help their neighbors during heavy storms, hurricanes, and flooding.
As a follow up, our severe weather checklist offers tips and action items to help first responders and their families stay safe if disaster strikes. Together, these articles provide practical examples and steps to enhance preparedness for public safety agencies and the communities they serve.
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