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"Preparing Makes Sense. Get Ready Now."
Prepare, Plan, Stay Informed 
View and print a copy of the brochure you would like from the list below. 
Download a PDF or call 1-800-BE-READY ReadyBusiness Brochure - Plan - Plan to Stay in Business Ready America Brochure - Plan - Special Information for Seniors - Disabled & Special Needs - Pets Ready Kids Brochure - Plan | Think you're ready?
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Business Exercise ------------------------------------- What you can do to prepare (pdf file) 
Red Cross Urges Residents to be ready Know When and How to Turn Off the Utilities Emergency Shelters |
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Before, During or After an Emergency?
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You Can Make A Difference
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| For more information about the SBA's Disaster Loan Programs visit our website at www.sba.gov/disaster 
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Disaster Response & Recovery General Information - Saving Family Treasures - Salvage Procedures "A pro-active rather than re-active approach to disaster preparation is the best means of mitigating damage from natural disasters or other forms of destruction. However, despite systematic planning efforts, when emergencies do occur — whether they are small scale or catastrophic — they can be overwhelming. Information in this section provides information and guidance on recovering various types of record materials. Please be Aware - Always put health and human safety first before trying to save important collections, papers, books, or photographs.
- Make sure the area has been declared safe to enter by the appropriate authorities."
---The National Archives | STEPS TAKEN NOW,
SAVE LIVES LATER... Hurricane Season
June1 - November 30
Links: Basics - History - Storm Surge - Marine Safety - High Winds - Tornadoes - Inland Flooding - Forecast Process
- Be Prepared - Take Action
Hurricane Isabel Photo taken September 9, 2003
NOAA Satellite Image – Evacuating Before the Hurricane
– Rhode Island Evacuation Maps
-- Tips to make a Disaster-Supply Kit
-- Home Emergency and Disaster Safety
-- Supplies Needed to Weather the Storm (includes checklist)
-- Family Disaster Plan
-- Securing Your Home or Business
-- Enroll in Rhode Island Special Needs Emergency Registry
--How to Stay Informed during a hurricane |
 Taking the lead in property loss reduction.™ | LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Hurricane Awareness
- Advance Check List To Prepare
- National Hurricane Center
- Tropical Update
- NOAA
- National Weather Service Forecast Eastern Zone |
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STATEWIDE EMERGENCY CONTACTS Barrington 247-1900
Burrillville 568-4440
Bristol 253-6912
Central Falls 727-7444
Charlestown 364-1212
Coventry 821-3456
Cranston 780-2211
Cumberland 333-2500
East Greenwich 886-8632
E Providence 435-7600
Exeter 397-7688
Foster 397-3317
| Narragansett 789-1044
Newport 847-2695
No Kingstown 294-3316
No Providence 231-1333
No Smithfield 767-2206
New Shoreham 466-3220
Pawtucket 727-9100
Portsmouth 683-0300
Providence 243-6398
Richmond 539-8289
Smithfield 233-1033
Scituate 647-3000
So Kingstown 783-3321
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Glocester 568-2533
Hopkinton 377-2100
Jamestown 423-7277
Johnston 231-8100
Lincoln 333-1111
Little Compton 635-2311
Middletown 846-1144
| Tiverton 624-8108
Warren 245-7340
Warwick 738-2000
Westerly 596-2027
W Greenwich 397-3388
West Warwick 822-9267
Woonsocket 766-1212 |
For WARWICK Businesses & Residents 
The City of Warwick has instituted a new rapid emergency notification service called CodeRED®. The new system will distribute emergency messages via telephone to targeted areas or the entire City of Warwick at a rate of 1,000 calls per minute. CodeRED® employs a one-of-a-kind Internet mapping capability for geographic targeting of calls, coupled with a high speed telephone calling system capable of delivering customized pre-recorded emergency messages directly to homes and businesses, live individuals and answering machines. |
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