Podcasts about preparedness month

On today’s program, I am talking with Washington County Emergency Management Coordinator Marissa Reisen about September being Preparedness Month.

This week on the show, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed talks with Human Society International's Kelly Donithan about how natural disasters affect pets and the American Veterinary Medical Association's veterinarian, Dr. Warren Hess, about creating a Preparedness Plan and Assembling an Evacuation Kit.

May marks Wildfire Awareness and Preparedness Month—a time to reflect on the profound impact wildfires have had on California. Since 2020, over 7 million acres of our state's lands have been scorched by relentless blazes, causing immense destruction to communities and ecosystems. For ranchers and farmers, the toll is deeply personal. From the loss of grazing grounds, crops, and precious livestock to even more dire circumstances, these fires leave indelible marks on our food systems and local communities. In response to this crisis, agricultural advocates and legislators have united to enact crucial measures aimed at mitigating future wildfire devastation. Significant strides have been made calling for an increase in prescribed burning, along with the creation of the Livestock Pass Program and the Prescribed Fire Liability Pilot Program. Helping to lead the charge is the California Cattlemen's Association's Fire Sub-Committee—a coalition of ranchers, firefighters, researchers, and concerned citizens dedicated to safeguarding our state from future destruction. In this episode, Michael Delbar, podcast host and CEO of the Rangeland Trust, is joined by the Chair of the Fire Sub-Committee, Anthony Stornetta. Together, they discuss the committee's priorities, along with Anthony's personal experiences as both a firefighter and rancher along the Central Coast of California. If you are interested in learning more about the Livestock Pass Program or burn boss trainings, please feel free to reach out to Anthony directly at 805-423-6406.

On episode #158 of JoCo on the Go, we discuss National Preparedness Month, and steps you can take to make sure you're ready for a potential disaster. We also cover how to sign up for NotifyJoCo to be able to keep up with the latest information in an emergency situation. Whether you might be facing a fire, a flood or other hazardous event, we help outline a path you can take so you can face the risks from a disaster that could happen at any time.

Arizona has a history of facing natural disasters, which is why Governor Katie Hobbs has declared September as Preparedness Month for the state, aligning with National Preparedness Month. This declaration aims to raise awareness about the importance of emergency preparedness and urges all residents of Arizona to proactively take steps to safeguard themselves in the event of potential disasters. Yavapai County has not been immune to disasters. Just a few weeks ago, our community grappled with the Racetrack and Grapevine fires, several areas in the county faced widespread flooding and severe storms have caused extensive power outages. It is vital... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/september-is-national-preparedness-month-2/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Because we recently passed our 10-year mark of doing videos and the Survivalist Prepper podcast, I want to look back during tonight's show and talk about how Our preparedness priorities and goals have changed over the years. With the world constantly changing around us, we must also change and adapt. As we age, our family […] The post SPP387: Preparedness Month & Changing Goals appeared first on Survivalist Prepper.

National Preparedness Month is recognized every September to increase awareness about the importance of preparing for potential disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. Phil Harris, Executive Director for the American Red Cross (Sandhills Chapter) and Britten O'Quinn, Powerline Field Supervisor joined us in "The Bucket" to discuss making an emergency plan/kit for yourself and family, how PWC prepares for emergency situations, and how to minimize your risks by staying informed. Get prepared for another fun, informative episode!

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Are you prepared? That's the question Thomas Dock of Noah's Animal Hospitals is asking when it comes to our pets and weather emergencies.On this life. Style. Live! Podcast Episode, Tom shares the important of being prepared to take care of the whole family, including our furry friends, during severe weather events.This is the Life. Style. Live! Podcast on the All Indiana Podcast Network.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we round off Preparedness Month 2022 with a focus on bags - types, uses, features, and all the various things you can do to keep your gear accessible in times of need!

Lanni brings up the topic of September being National Preparedness Month. She & CHUD X dig into how that came to be, who's behind it and what the government is actually promoting. They also discuss the word ‘prepper' and why that feels like a dirty word to them. To check out Azure Standard CLICK HERE To sign up for live workshops, or workshop replays click here: greenerpostures.com/workshops Merch (teespring store): Support us by BUYING COOL STUFF Thanks for listening! GET IN TOUCH: EMAIL: theworldasitistoday@protonmail.com WEBSITE: greenerpostures.com/podcast RSS FEED: https://feed.podbean.com/Theworldasitistoday/feed.xml Our Linktree: YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Rokfin, Teespring CLICK HERE

So all of the pomp and circumstance is over for the Queen, so what's next for King Charles? Plus, it's Preparedness Month and who knows more about being prepared than Dale?! We also have your hookup for Parmalee and Blake Shelton!

McShane is back from Turks & Caicos with a vengeance. We inducted a listener into the Hall of Champions, talked about cheating at chess with anal Beads, ripped Robert Sarver of the Suns, and that's not including the regular news we had to torch . It was a gem and we hope you enjoy it. BeersFitz Nightmare Brewing Scaphism Wiley Roots Breakfast at Wileys: BearclawMcShanePaperback Brewing  Furious GeorgeElectric Eden Imperial Autumn StoutCaribbean TripNewsAnal Beads and Vibrating SocksThank you to Ebunny for sending this article our way@gruetwo_movies@ssnuggiezpodThe Railroad Strike that Didn't HappenRailroad Deal?NYT Article4,000 Twitter Employee- BBC ArticleSection 230 Donald Sarver Report - NBC AudioNBC Chris PaulNYC Breaking Point with Immigrants - Fox NewsMiami HeraldMartha's Vineyard: CNN's takeMartha's Vineyard: FOX's TakeNational Preparedness Month YahooGo Bags in Denver  - KDVR DenverBrett Fraud I mean Farve - Mississippi TodayHall of Champions InductionChampion Hall of Fame InducteeTaby's InductionRidiculousStrippers for VeteransDildo's on the Highway

The September episode of Flippin the Switch is ready for you to listen to TODAY! Take a look at what's featured this month.Linda Mathiasen chats with JOEMC's Safety Manager Chris Banks to discuss Preparedness Month. The two talk about items you can do to ensure you are ready for when a storm hits. And make sure you take notes regarding the use of portable generators. Steve Goodson provides tidbits on how to trim your monthly energy bill with JOEMC's Home Energy Calculators and simple pre-planning tips for the 2022 storm season. And don't miss his exciting announcement regarding a community event coming to an area near you. Krystal Phillips sits down with Curtis Hildt, President of the Onslow Literacy Council. Curtis shares essential information about the non-profit's work and its lasting impact on our friends and neighbors and provides ways you can be a part of their mission.

Now in our 5th Year, we are releasing information on disasters for Disaster Preparation Month. There are 4 different types of disasters as Jim describes them. 1. 0-24 hours 2. 24 to 72/96 hours 3. 96 hours to 30 day and then 4. 30 days plus. All of them have their needs. If you have any topics you want me to cover text me at 845-269-5772 or e-mail me at Jim@safetywars.com. Thanks for your support.

In episode 12 of the Plano Library Speaks podcast, we talk with Director of Emergency Management Carrie Little about Preparedness Month and Librarian Bethany Ross about the Connecting Seniors program.   Preparedness Month:   City of Plano - Emergency Management Department - Sign up for local alerts, join the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and more   Know What 2 Do - Look at the "Make a Plan" and "Build a Kit" to be prepared   Register for the Are You Financially Ready for a Disaster? webinar presented by Bank of America on Thursday, September 29 at 6:30pm - Register here Learn steps you can take to shore up your finances ahead of and after a natural disaster to avoid long-term damage   Connecting Seniors: Connecting Seniors is a monthly social program held at Haggard Library and virtually. Reminisce about past times through facilitated conversation and an exchange of experiences. Register once and use the same link to join virtually each month! Connecting Seniors meets on the first Thursday of the month.   Check the library's website for the Connecting Seniors schedule and additional programs just for seniors.

This week's episode of Fort Hood's Great Big Podcast features folks from the Garrison Safety Office and Fort Hood's Santa's Workshop. The safety office discuss National Preparedness Month, how to best prepare for an emergency, and different resources for that. Santa's Workshop is here to tell everyone that applications for their holiday season are officially open!And of course, this is the first episode of the month which means it is time for Book & Movie of the Month.SUBMIT: FortHoodPAO@gmail.comFACEBOOK: /usagforthoodINSTAGRAM: @usagforthoodTWITTER: @usagforthoodAll music obtained, royalty free, through Filter by Songtradr: "Gun Metal Grey" - Delicious Allstars; "Learning By Doing" - Niklas Olovso; "Mountain High" - The Nerve Music; "Rocking The Beat" -  Marcus BresslerThis podcast is a production of U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hood and Fort Hood Public Affairs.

Today’s Let’s Talk Indianola features Warren County Emergency Management Coordinator Troy Bass in part 1 of a two-part interview on emergency preparedness.

Getting ready for September AKA Preparedness Month

We are changing things up this month. Since it is Disaster Preparation Month here in the US, all of our programs will have a disaster response theme. Send any ideas to us at jim@safetywars.com

2021 - 04 - 08 John Gargett April Is Financial Preparedness Month by KGMI News/Talk 790

The Legal Team discusses emergency preparedness.

This Labor Day weekend, as folks whose jobs were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic take on the extra burden of finding new work, we'll open replaying a June segment with a representative from the Workforce Alliance of South Central CT to review new and enhanced online training and resources. Then we'll learn how the COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll on folks trying to work through recovery - or who continue to experience mental health challenges. September is National Recovery Month, and there's nobody better to discuss the current state of recovery practices than with the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and principle at Aware Recovery Care. September is also Preparedness Month, and with our local communities already experiencing tropical storms, tornadoes, extended power outages, and even some flooding, we're going to close chatting with the Ready campaign director at FEMA - the Federal Emergency Preparedness Agency.

Fayetteville PWC have aggressive and proactive emergency response plans, ready to implement when faced with a hurricane or other disasters. Our crews are always prepared to swing into action, as soon as it's safe, and work around the clock to restore service. We sat and chatted with experienced PWC Electric Field Supervisor Britten O'Quinn and 2nd Class Lineman Marshall Jackson about storm prep tips, safety, and their various experience as lineworkers.

Would a countywide curbside recycling program reduce the amount of waste going to the Hancock County landfill? And would the benefits outweigh the cost? Solid Waste Management District director Courtney Comstock explains the give-and-take behind the idea (at 14:58) --- Most area students return to school one week from today... beyond the basics like facemasks, hand hygiene, and social distancing, how can teachers make sure they are keeping their classrooms safe? (at 26:08) --- September is Preparedness Month, and we've already seen what 2020 can bring... here's how to be ready for whatever may be next (at 32:41) --- What's Happening: As schools start up for the fall, the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library continues to ramp up its services as a resource for students and adults alike (at 45:27)

It is also the busiest most destructive month for Atlantic Hurricanes. You will dig deeper into the Four Core skills to prepare your Hurricane plan.

Mary McGinley, Wendy Sheridan, and Robin Renée are back from their end-of-summer vacation. On the 18th anniversary of 9/11, they return from a relaxing time away to some very serious topics. Each share their memories of the shock of September 11, 2001, how they dealt with it spiritually and emotionally, and how they experienced the world around them in response to the attacks. The conversation segues into the originally intended topic, gun control: What are the gun laws in your state? Can we not only mourn the losses to gun violence, but also affect change? Which norms are changing? Could a shift in our cultural story make a difference? Have you participated in gun control activism? In the News, Wendy describes coming out of her blanket fort only to be bombarded with the madness, including the latest on Brexit, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson finding himself in the minority (He may be out in a Scaramucci or two.), and confusing British politics in general. In other news, the American president is the self-appointed Chosen One, parodied expertly by Randy Rainbow, and poor Moscow Mitch doesn't like his hashtag. Later, Wendy lets us in on one of her vacation pastimes and gives her impressions of The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. Mary preferred watching the more peaceful, less eventful Travels by Narrowboat. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, Preparedness Month, International Update Your Resume Month, Courtesy Month, Piano Month, Save Your Photos Month, Self-Care Month, and Self-Improvement Month. The array of foods celebrated for the entire month include whole grains, honey, mushrooms, chicken, Italian cheese, papaya, potato, rice, and the strangely specific blueberry popsicles. Days to celebrate include Patriot Day and Make Your Bed Day (September 11th), Video Games Day (September 12th), Uncle Sam Day and National Blame Someone Else Day (September 13th), Eat a Hoagie Day, National Sober Day (September 14th), National Step Family Day, Play-Doh Day, and Working Parents Day (September 16th), Constitution Day and Citizenship Day (September 19th). Birthday honorees this week include Ludacris, Harry Connick Jr, Moby, Farrah Moan, Stanislaw Lem, Jennifer Hudson, Neil Peart, Roald Dahl, Amy Poehler, and others.   Things to Do: Get information and resources for suicide prevention: Suicide Prevention Awareness Month View the List of Mass Shootings in the United States in 2019 Read "Why Americans won't give up their guns" by Gary Younge in The Guardian Listen to "Tuesday's Lament" from Dancing with Hecate by Music for the Goddess Watch The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance trailer httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aV5jFRsnFI Watch "Cheeto Christ Stupid-Czar" by Randy Rainbow httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gW2SEpWWqXM See Randy Rainbow on November 1st at The State Theatre, New Brunswick, NJ      

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Julie E. Smithart, Josh Garcia, and Spetcie Archuleta stop buy KUEH 101.5 to talk about National Disaster Preparedness Month (September). The team goes over a good disaster check list, signing up for the Pueblo's Emergency Notification System at https://member.everbridge.net/index/453003085613572#/login and the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). There is a lot of great information in this episode.

255 million people per year are affected by natural disasters, and Tricia Compas-Markman is changing the game for how those people receive clean drinking water in times of crisis. She is CEO of DayOne Response, and they provide patented water bags that collect, treat, transfer, and store clean drinking water.   On this episode, we talk about commercializing tech for social impact, how she raised startup funding while pregnant, and how she prioritizes to get the most important things done.   FOLLOW OUR GUEST Follow DayOne Response on their Website, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram   LINKS TO WHAT WE DISCUSSED See the DayOne Waterbag turn dirty water to clean drinking water! “The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs” from Harvard Business Review   For every DayOne Waterbag purchased via retail channels, a year's worth of clean drinking water for a child (600 liters) is donated to P&G's Children's Safe Drinking Water Program. From now until August 31, 2019, we are offering a special sales price in preparation for Preparedness Month this September.   RATE & REVIEW Rate & Review on iTunes! Leave me a review and let me know what you liked about this episode. Thank you for helping it grow!   CONNECT WITH EMILY On Twitter, Instagram, & LinkedIn - @heyemilykennedy Sign up for our email newsletter: www.emilykennedy.org   QUOTES FROM THE EPISODE “If you're not getting at least 3 ‘no's' in the course of a day, you're not working hard enough.”   Music by: Taste the Vibe - “Arctic Monkeys - R U Mine? (Mungø Remix)” unedited, via Creative Commons

National Pet Preparedness Month. Does your emergency plan include your pets? If a natural disaster strikes, like a flood or earthquake, or if you had to be evacuated from your home on short notice, do you have all the supplies your pets need, like their food, medicines, crates and carriers? Have you thought about where […]

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, so this week, John Voket touches base with a respected researcher and gynecologic oncologist from Western CT Health Network to hear about how women can fight and prevent this silent and too often deadly disease. Then we'll turn to the next chapter in the United Way's response to ALICE - addressing state residents who are Asset Limited Income Constrained and Employed as the agency launches its latest update to this important report. And we'll close with a Preparedness Month message from Americares - responding to disasters home and afar, and promoting 'We Hate Hurricanes' to educate families about being prepared and staying safe when disaster strikes.

September is National Preparedness Month. We take a look back at the 2013 Colorado Flood that impacted the region. We are joined by guests Natriece Bryant and Iain Hyde from DOLA. They discuss the impact of the 2013 flood and the steps taken since to limit devastation in the future. We talk about how you can be prepared when an emergency happens.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September is Preparedness Month - so this week, John Voket and an expert from FEMA aim to save lives, protect property, and help ensure you, your loved ones, and your property remain safe and sound with a wealth of advice. Then we'll replay a June call in to the Connecticut Business Leadership Network about the latest installment of the organization's Inclusion Works Here Series to help employers 'Creating an Inclusive Workplace from Recruiting to Retention.' And we'll close celebrating fathers and father figures across the state, and the kids who love them, by inviting you to the CT Dept of Children & Families 6th Annual 'Dads Matter, Too' event in Waterbury, that includes a day long celebration and a first ever benefit golf tournament.

In good times, we have the luxury of modern medical facilities and advanced techniques to isolate a sick patient from healthy people. If we ever find ourselves in a grid-down scenario, most of these advantages will go the way of the dinosaur, and we will be placed in, essentially, the same medical environment we experienced in the 19th century. It should be possible for the medically prepared to put together a “sick room” or “hospital tent” that will minimize the chance of infectious disease running rampant through your community. It’s important to care effectively for the sick while keeping the healthy out of the reach of contagion. Joe and Amy Alton tell you the basics of what makes an effective sick room for epidemic settings off the grid, plus discuss a number of infectious diseases that might become rampant in survival settings. Also, new fires on the California/Oregon border, 20 people sickened on a 14 hour flight from the Middle East, and much more! Plus, September is National Preparedness Month! Don't forget to get your medical kits up to snuff with Nurse Amy's entire line at store.doomandbloom.net!

In good times, we have the luxury of modern medical facilities and advanced techniques to isolate a sick patient from healthy people. If we ever find ourselves in a grid-down scenario, most of these advantages will go the way of the dinosaur, and we will be placed in, essentially, the same medical environment we experienced in the 19th century. It should be possible for the medically prepared to put together a “sick room” or “hospital tent” that will minimize the chance of infectious disease running rampant through your community. It’s important to care effectively for the sick while keeping the healthy out of the reach of contagion. Joe and Amy Alton tell you the basics of what makes an effective sick room for epidemic settings off the grid, plus discuss a number of infectious diseases that might become rampant in survival settings. Also, new fires on the California/Oregon border, 20 people sickened on a 14 hour flight from the Middle East, and much more! Plus, September is National Preparedness Month! Don't forget to get your medical kits up to snuff with Nurse Amy's entire line at store.doomandbloom.net!

Commander, Navy Installations Command educates Sailors and families on how to prepare for national emergencies.

September is National Preparedness Month, and if you've listened to even one or two of our shows before, you KNOW we like to be prepared. In the wake of the events of Hurricane Harvey, we'll be discussing some simple steps you can take to be ready should the unexpected happen in YOUR community. Also: We'll be continuing our coverage of the various hate-related rallies happening nationwide, as Rock and Bug have been on the scene as things have gone down in the San Francisco Bay Area. Tune in Tuesday, August 29th at 7pm PST/10pm EST for Heroes 101 Radio!

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we continue our Preparedness Month series and talk all about more bug-out triggers. This is part 2 so if you have not yet listened to episode 113, go check it out now! What conditions would have to be present for you to decide that the situation is bad enough to abandon your home? What are your bug-out triggers? Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/114

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we continue our Preparedness Month series and talk all about bug-out triggers. What conditions would have to be present for you to decide that the situation is bad enough to abandon your home? What are your bug-out triggers?  Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/113

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we continue our Preparedness Month coverage by talking all about building a Get-Home-Bag that is tailored to your needs. While a Get-Home-bag is very similar to a Bug-Out-Bag, the Get-Home-Bag is the more important of the two (at least at first) and every responsible citizen should have one. What is a Get-Home-Bag used for? What goes into a Get-Home-Bag? Let's find out. Enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/111

September 17, 2014: In today’s show I have continued the Q & A from last week based on some questions I had asked on our Facebook page and I wanted to cover canning or preserving your food when time is of the essence and you are extremely limited.  Feel free to participate in our Preparedness Month […] The post Podcast #67: Canning & Preserving When Time Is Limited appeared first on Trayer Wilderness.

Rob and Mike discuss Preparedness Month and have a general discussion on preparedness in general. We discuss September, the Preparedness Month, local storage food companies, Preparedness Fair, canning, and other good stuff.