FEMA observes National Preparedness Month each September to encourage Americans to be ready for emergencies, both big and small. This year’s theme is, “Americans Stand Ready.” The theme reflects the spirit […]

A new school year offers a fresh start and a return to structure and routines. In addition to new clothes and notebooks, make sure that emergency preparedness and procedure review […]

FIFA World Cup 2026™: Be Prepared and Stay Safe As Kansas City welcomes soccer fans from across the region, country and world, it’s important to be prepared so everyone can […]

Severe Thunderstorm Safety: What to Do Before, During, and After a Storm  Severe thunderstorms are common in the Kansas City region, especially during the spring and summer months. These storms […]

During severe weather season, it’s important to know how to respond when you hear an outdoor warning siren, also known as a tornado siren. These sirens indicate an urgent risk […]

Severe Weather Preparedness Week is a good time for individuals, families and businesses to learn about severe weather and how to protect themselves.  The National Weather Service (NWS) Kansas City […]

When temperatures in Kansas City dip into dangerous territory, finding a safe place to escape the elements is no longer just about comfort, it’s a matter of survival. Fortunately, there are […]

Being #WinterReady means understanding the risks you face and taking steps now to prepare. The first article in our #WinterReady series focuses on preventing fires caused by home heating devices. […]

Winter storms may bring power outages that can disrupt things like communications, utilities,  transportation, stores, gas stations and ATMs, and prevent your ability to use electrically powered medical devices. It’s […]

Decorating homes and businesses for the holiday season is a beloved tradition, but this festive fun can also cause fires. According to the National Fire Protection Agency: Christmas tree fire […]