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You can fulfill your New Years resolution of helping others by joining your city's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Provide your community with the latest emergency preparedness information and train with first responders. Get C.E.R.T-ified at https://www.readyoc.com/cert-partners #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

Emergencies can happen when we least expect them. That’s why we’ve partnered with OCWD to help our community stay ready and resilient. From storing clean water to understanding your local supply, being prepared means being empowered. Visit OCWD.com and ReadyOC.com to learn how to prepare and protect your most essential resource.

We can't predict the future, but we can prepare for what lies ahead; especially when it comes to earthquakes. If you're unsure of what to do during an earthquake, ReadyOC has a few tips to help you stay safe. #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

Typically, it is not advised to shut off your gas even after a disaster. However, if you smell, hear, or suspect that gas is escaping, turn off your gas service at the meter. Follow these steps in the event you need to turn off your gas.

When it comes to emergencies such as floods and wildfires, citizens of Orange County who have physical, medical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities may face significant challenges. It's important to take extra steps to prepare your loved ones for any situation. Make sure you're fully prepared by checking out our #FitYourKit checklist at -

Become a hero for your community by joining a team of volunteers to help build a more resilient Orange County. The @AmericanRedCross trains over 35,000 individuals each year. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring disaster assistance and smooth operations at the headquarters. Are you ready to make a difference? Visit our website now - https://www.readyoc.com/volunteers #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) provides news and information for teams highly trained to assist first responders in emergencies such as fires, earthquakes, and flooding. CERT offers a consistent, nationwide approach to volunteer training and organization that professional responders can rely on during disaster situations, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks.​

Drop, cover, and hold! Southern California is prone to earthquakes, so knowing what to do when one occurs is vital. Take cover under something sturdy, steer clear from windows and outside walls, and stay inside buildings. For more ways to stay #ReadyAtHome, visit https://bit.ly/ROCEarthquakes #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

Snow days in Southern California are rare but not impossible. This past March, Lake Tahoe had a near-record-breaking blizzard, resulting in almost every resort shutting down. In case you or someone you know are traveling to a location with heavy snowfalls, ReadyOC can help stay #ReadyForTheRoad https://bit.ly/FitYourKit #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

Not only do we have to pack extra items to complete our emergency bags and organize our families during dire events, but we must also figure a way out of our dangerous environment. Planning an escape route is stressful, especially if extreme weather makes it nearly impossible to navigate your cities, e.g. blocked roads or fallen buildings.

Keep a look out! When landslides strike, ensure you're prepared by observing and practicing caution in areas with signs of recent fire-damaged mudslides and regions. Stay informed about landslides at https://www.readyoc.com/landslides #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

Before you jet off, organize your emergency information with travel documents! PRO TIP: Keep these three documents in your travel bag: 📜 Passport & ID: Keep them secure and up-to-date. 🏥 Medical Info: Know your allergies, prescriptions, and any conditions. 🔐 Emergency Contacts: Have a list in case of unexpected situations. Forgetting something? Double-check our emergency preparedness checklist at: https://www.readyoc.com/flooding #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

While gunshot wounds are rare, it is always better to be prepared just in case you or someone around you becomes the victim of a gunshot wound. Here are the steps you should take to keep yourself safe.

Did you know California is the #1 state with the most power outages in the country? While temperatures are cooling down, we must be mindful of our electricity consumption. Prepare with ReadyOC and don't be left in the dark👀 https://bit.ly/ready-oc-power-outages

Thanks to CERT, you can always be ready for the next disaster. Through this program, residents of Orange County can learn how to act fast in case of emergency. To learn more about how you can join your local chapter, visit: readyoc.com/cert-partners #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #naturaldisasters #ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

A wound infection occurs when bacteria grows within the damaged skin of an injury. You may treat a minor wound infection by yourself, but you will need immediate medical attention if the infection becomes more severe. If you receive a wound during a disaster, you should try to clean and protect it as much as you can to prevent infection.

As temperatures soar during the summer heatwave, the demand for electricity can put a strain on power, leading to power outages. To stay safe during a power outage: - Stay cool: Use fans and if possible stay in air-conditioned buildings such as malls, libraries, or community centers. - Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water and avoid caffeinated and sugary drinks. - Stock up: Keep batteries, flashlights, and non-perishable food and water handy.

Here's how to beat the heat with your pets: - Keep your pet indoors! Asphalt and concrete can scorch your pet's paws! - Walk your pet in the morning or evening to prevent heatstroke and burning paws. - Never leave your pet inside a parked car! - Always keep water on hand when out with a furry friend!

CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. It is a lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. If someone is going through cardiac arrest, immediate CPR can double or triple the chances of survival. Even if you are not trained, hands-only CPR still increases the likelihood of survival.

Fitting your kit shouldn't be costly. Most of the items needed for a wildfire preparation kit can be found around your home! Here's how simple it is to #FitYourKit. Did we miss anything in our wildfire preparation kit? ⁠ ⁠ #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters#ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies

💦 Do you know how to shut off your water valve? If a natural disaster causes your water pipes to burst, you could end up with water damage that might have been prevented. Follow these steps to turn off your water: https://www.readyoc.com/utilities #ReadyOC #Preparedness #Disasters #Emergencies #Utilities #Water #ShutoffWaterValve

Disasters can strike at a moment’s notice. We may not have enough time to recall and pack what we need in such event. Make sure your emergency kits have the necessary items you and your family need before evacuating.

Build a backpack for your baby! 🎒🍼Packing for your children is a lot of work. Here are a few items to consider when preparing for your toddler's emergency kit. https://www.readyoc.com/getakit #ReadyOC #Preparedness #Disasters #Emergencies #Babies #Toddlers #Infants #FitYourKit

During #NationalFinancialCapabilityMonth, we are taking steps to prepare for the financial challenges of rebuilding after a disaster. Know what emergency documents you need to fit in your kit. #ReadyOC #Preparedness #Disasters #Emergencies #Documents #FitYourKit

Someone choking or experiencing a closed airway can be sudden and shocking, yet knowing how to respond in the right situations can save a person’s life. Here are a few scenarios and how to respond when a loved one experiences a closed airway.

When preparing for a possible emergency situation, it's best to think first about the basics of survival: fresh water, food, and shelter. As you prepare, consider types of non-perishable food that can last three days during a disaster. What's your go-to food in an emergency? 🥫 #ReadyOC #Preparedness #Disasters #Emergencies #Food #NonPerishable

Prepare Your Pets! 🐾 Our furry friends depend on us for care and safety. Here are a few things you might want to consider including in their doggy bags. www.readyoc.com/pets #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters #ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies #Pets #NationalPetDay

In the event of an explosion, it is best to remain as calm as possible and observe your surroundings. If you can safely leave the area, do so immediately. Avoid taking elevators or any stairs that are clearly damaged.

During the rainy seasons, flooding can happen at any time and anywhere. 🌊 🚘 Here's what to do in a car in case you experience sudden flooding! #ReadyOC #OrangeCounty #Preparedness #NaturalDisasters #ManmadeDisasters #Emergencies #Flooding #Rain

Water is a valuable resource to include in your emergency kits. Ever wondered how much water you need to pack for yourself and the family? 💧 Water you doing to prepare for an emergency this #WorldWaterDay

Officer Reed and his pal Ready Fox encourage OC student's from the 2015 OCWD Children's Water Festival promise to prepare! Have you made your promise yet? Visit www.readyoc.org to promise and get more prepared for emergencies!

If you are unsure of a person’s condition and need to identify their pulse, here’s how it can be found without the use of medical equipment.

Although disasters and emergencies can’t be preordained, you can certainly prepare for them ahead of time. Having non-perishable foods safely stored away and readily available will save time and stave off hunger during an emergency.

No matter where you live, weather can be unpredictable and dangerous at times. Even when skies are clear, scorching temperatures can cause heat exhaustion or heat stroke as a result of your body overheating. Here is what you can to to avoid heat exhaustion.

It is always better to be prepared for a sudden disaster, no matter how unlikely it may be. Stocking up on safe and portable drinking water, such as bottled water, is your best bet during an emergency. There’s no telling when or where disasters will strike, but simply having access to drinking water will be one less issue to worry about.

Low body temperature, or hypothermia, occurs when your body cannot produce heat fast enough or retain it. When the body’s temperature lowers, the organs, nervous system, and heart can’t function properly. If a person’s body temperature falls below 95° F, seek medical attention right away.