Basic Preparedness (Preparedness University)

Basic Preparedness Training – Are You READY?

Overview:

This training is designed to equip individuals, families, and community members with the basic fundamental skills and knowledge needed to prepare for a wide range of emergencies and disasters. It provides practical steps for personal preparedness, including creating an emergency plan, assembling a disaster supply kit, and understanding local hazards.

Who is this Training for?

• Community Members: Individuals and families who want to be better prepared for emergencies.

• First Responders & Emergency Volunteers: Those who assist in disaster response and recovery.

• Educators & School Officials: Ensuring student safety and preparedness.

• Business Owners & Employees: Learning how to maintain operations and protect employees during disasters.

• Local Government & Public Officials: Understanding community-wide preparedness initiatives.

What Will Participants Learn?

• Introduction to Preparedness

• Identifying Local Hazards

• Historical Weather Impacts

• Emergency Alerts & Communication

• Creating an Emergency Plan

• Building an Emergency Kit

• Safeguarding Critical Documents & Valuables

• Staying Informed & Connected

• Practical Preparedness Checklists

• Final Summary & Call to Action

Why Take This Training?

• Increase personal and family safety: Gain confidence in handling emergencies effectively.

• Be part of a resilient community: Learn how to assist others in times of crisis.

• Reduce risk and financial loss: Avoid last-minute scrambling and costly mistakes.

• Stay ahead of disasters: Proactive preparedness leads to better response and recovery.

This training is practical, informative, and actionable—perfect for anyone looking to improve their readiness for emergencies. Take the first step toward preparedness today!

EMA training is completely free—but spots are limited. If you register, commit to attending. Don't take a seat from someone who genuinely wants to learn but can't because you chose not to show up. Be responsible. Be prepared.