July 2022 Calendar Image - Emergency Calendar


July 2022 Calendar Image - Emergency Calendar


July | Outdoor & Summer Safety

1. Stay safe while swimming. NEVER leave children alone or unsupervised near water; ESPECIALLY if they can't swim.

2. Fireworks can be EXTREMELY DANGEROUS A sparkler can burn at 1,200 F. Leave the lightshows to the trained pros.

3. REMEMBER OTHERS, and notify older neighbors, pet owners, and veterans if you plan on using fireworks.

4. If you have a gas or charcoal grill, USE IT OUTSIDE ONLY. Keep children away and NEVER leave it unattended.

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Be Prepared For A Hurricane (FEMA)

Hurricane Lingo

Flood Safety Advice

Hazardous Materials during Floods (English)

Hazardous Materials during Floods (Spanish)

Surviving Catastropic Flooding (NOAA)

Tornado Warnings vs. Watches

Be Prepared For A Hurricane (FEMA)

Be Ready for Hurricanes (CDC)

Things To Include In Your Emergency Supply Kit

What is a Tropical Storm Watch

What is a Tropical Storm Warning

What is a Hurricane Watch

What is a Hurricane Warning

Understanding a Hurricane Forecast Cone

Understanding the Forecast Cone

Severe Weather: Tornadoes

Severe Weather: High Winds & Hail

Severe Weather: Thunderstorm

Severe Weather: Tornado Drill

Severe Weather: Lightning

Flood Preparation

Turn Around, Don't Drown

Flash Flood Watch vs. Warning

Severe Weather: Watch vs. Warning

Create A Hurricane Plan Part 1

Danger Signs of a Tornado (2019)

Stay Connected by Using These Resources (2019)

Hail and Straight-Line Winds (2019)

How Do You React to a Tornado? (2019)

Protecting Yourself From Lightning (2019)

Thunderstorm Basics (2022)

Thunderstorm Preparedness (2022)

Tornado Basics (2022)

Tornado Response (2022)

Lightning Safety Pt. 1 (2022)

Lightning Safety Pt. 2 (2022)

Heat Related Illness

Heat Preparedness 2022

3 Ways to Protect Yourself & Others from the Heat

Hurricane Preparedness Week 2023 - Day 1

Hurricane Preparedness for Kids: My Emergency Preparedness Plan

Hurricane Preparedness for Kids: Know Your Safe Places

Hurricane Preparedness for Kids: Making Your Go Bag

Flash Flood Preparation (2022)

Flash Flood Response (2022)

Preparing for Hail (2022)

Preparing for Strong Wind (2022)

Notifications & Connections, Pt. 1 (2022)

Notifications & Connections, Pt. 2 (2022)

Watch vs. Warming

Family Emergency Plan

Hot Car 2022

Know the Signs of Heat Related Illness

Firework Safety- Facts

Firework Safety- Safety Tips

Firework Safety- Pets

Firework Safety- Alcohol & Drugs


 

Helpful Links

  • JoCoAlerts - Johnston County's Official, FREE Emergency Notification System
  • ReadyNC - Official Emergency Preparedness and Management Resources from the NC Dept. of Public Safety. Includes shelter activation lists, travel conditions, and more for the entire state.
  • Ready.gov - Official Emergency Preparedness and Management Resources from the US Dept. of Homeland Security.
  • NWS Raleigh - National Weather Service Raleigh's Website for Weather Updates.
  • JoCo Emergency Services' Facebook - The Official Facebook Page for our Organization.
  • JoCo Emergency Services' Twitter - The Official Twitter Account for our Organization.
  • JoCo Emergency Services' Instagram - The Official Instagram Page for our Organization.

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