Where will you and your family be when disaster strikes?

Emergencies and disasters strike quickly and without warning and can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. Whether faced with a family emergency or a regional disaster, the effort you’ve put into family preparedness and disaster planning will play a large role in how well you “survive” the event.

How Do I Prepare My Family?

What would you do if basic services such as water, gas, electricity or telephones were cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right away. Medical help may not arrive at all. 9-1-1 will be totally overwhelmed in a major disaster.

Click on image to download the Family Emergency Preparedness Guide (English or Spanish version):

Family Emergency Guide 2015    Family Emergency Guide 2015-Spanish

Stay informed by receiving emergency notifications from Weber County: CodeRed Emergency Notifications

More Disaster Resources:

Earthquakes

Extreme Heat

Fire

Floods

Influenza

Pets

Power Outage

Rabies

Snowstorms

Thunderstorms

West Nile/Zika Virus



Federal Emergency Management Agency Resources



Are You Ready

FEMA Website

We Prepare Everyday Video


Contact Information

Skyler Pyle
Emergency Services Program Manager

801-399-7120
spyle@co.weber.ut.us

Katie Lewis
Emergency Planner | MRC Coordinator

801-399-7122
klewis@co.weber.ut.us

Kysa Remley
Emergency Planner | MRC Coordinator

801-399-7121
kremley@co.weber.ut.us