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Be #ReadySTL when the New Madrid Fault shakes. Practice earthquake safety Thursday morning during the Great #ShakeOut. Get your friends or colleagues to join you at 10:15 AM. Remember to Drop, Cover, and Hold On. #EarthquakeSafety
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Before you log in to a telehealth visit, protect your data. 🔒 Check for a secure site (lock icon) 📶 Use private Wi-Fi & personal devices 🚪 Choose a private location ❓ Confirm suspicious links with your provider Learn more at the link in our bio. @CityofSTLDOH @CISAgov
A person in a golden sweater sits in front of a laptop, video conferencing with a doctor. The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL" alongside the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency logo.

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City of St Louis EM retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisOct 9
The weekend is bookended by near record warmth. The best rain chances arrive Saturday over southeast MO and southwest IL. #mowx #ilwx #stlwx
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(1/2) Reusing a password means one data breach could threaten your info. Use these steps to create a strong password: - Make it 16+ characters - Randomize it. Use Upper/lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. - Keep it Unique. Avoid reusing or modifying passwords.
Purple background with a keyboard with a ""login"" key for the graphic, with text overlay reading Steps for Online Safety, 2. Use Strong Passwords: Make it 16+ characters; Randomize it with Upper/lowercase letters, numbers and special characters; Keep it Unique, Avoid reusing or modifying passwords. The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL" alongside logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

ALT Purple background with a keyboard with a ""login"" key for the graphic, with text overlay reading Steps for Online Safety, 2. Use Strong Passwords: Make it 16+ characters; Randomize it with Upper/lowercase letters, numbers and special characters; Keep it Unique, Avoid reusing or modifying passwords. The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL" alongside logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

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(2/2) Password managers can help protect your data by storing your passwords and autofilling them for easy sign-in, while keeping them safe from cyberattacks. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #StaySecure #OnlineSafety #ReadySTL
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(1/2) 🧵 A safer St. Louis starts with everyday choices we make at home. Cooking is one of them. Stay in the kitchen when frying, grilling or broiling food. If you need to step away, turn off the burner. Keep towels, packaging, and other items that can burn away from the stove.
A chef in a dark jacket holds a seared steak with tongs over a steaming grill pan, with fresh vegetables on the counter.

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(2/2) During Fire Prevention Month, take a moment to make your kitchen safer for everyone who gathers there. #FirePreventionMonth #STLCity #ReadySTL
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(1/5) 🧵 It's hard not to find public Wi-Fi or public computers in St. Louis—from restaurants and grocery stores to medical centers and schools. Before you log on, keep your personal data safe with these essential steps: #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #OnlineSafety #ReadySTL
A person sitting in a cafe, using a tablet, with a cup of coffee in the foreground. A footer at the bottom includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL," along with a logo for the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

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(4/5) 3. Log out completely & clear data Closing the window isn't enough. Manually log out of all accounts, then clear cookies, cached files, and form data before walking away.
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(5/5) These quick habits protect your accounts and identity long after you walk away. Stay safe on public networks! Learn more: staysafeonline.org/articles/…

Public Computers and Public Wi-Fi: How to Stay Safe Out and About - National Cybersecurity Alliance

We all need to use public Wi-Fi and shared computers from time to time – here’s what you need to know to stay safe.

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(1/2) Cyberattacks have hit St. Louis-area institutions, and the same tactics often target households. This #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth: 4 steps for home: Update software Use strong passwords Turn on multi-factor authentication Spot and report phishing
Red and blue gradient with a transparent arch and stars for the graphic, with text overlay reading: Steps for Online Safety: 1. Update Software, 2. Use Strong Passwords, 3. Turn on multi-factor authentication (MFA), 4. Recognize and report phishing The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL," along with logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

ALT Red and blue gradient with a transparent arch and stars for the graphic, with text overlay reading: Steps for Online Safety: 1. Update Software, 2. Use Strong Passwords, 3. Turn on multi-factor authentication (MFA), 4. Recognize and report phishing The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL," along with logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

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(2/2) Start with software updates, which fix security gaps attackers look for. Check your phone, computer, and browser for update notifications, or go to Settings and turn on automatic updates so you never miss an important fix. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #ReadySTL
Background with a man using a laptop for the graphic, with text overlay reading: Steps for Online Safety: 1. Update Software: Protects against the latest threats. Find updates through notifications, settings, and browser alerts. Enable automatic updates for critical patches. The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL," along with logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

ALT Background with a man using a laptop for the graphic, with text overlay reading: Steps for Online Safety: 1. Update Software: Protects against the latest threats. Find updates through notifications, settings, and browser alerts. Enable automatic updates for critical patches. The footer includes the hashtags "#BeInformed" and "#ReadySTL," along with logos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

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As #NationalPreparednessMonth closes, the Board of Aldermen invited CEMA to provide Friday's Reflection. Commissioner Gregg Favre urged disaster prep: sign up for NotifySTL, build a kit, & make a plan. Full remarks: youtu.be/FppSMixJyHo?si=xUvv…
Collage showing Commissioner Gregg Favre, Deputy Commissioner Jason Campbell, and Administrative Director Kristen Capps-Jones at the Dais as Commissioner Favre presents the meeting's Reflection. A navy banner at the bottom includes the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL and the St. Louis Emergency Management Agency logo.

ALT Collage showing Commissioner Gregg Favre, Deputy Commissioner Jason Campbell, and Administrative Director Kristen Capps-Jones at the Dais as Commissioner Favre presents the meeting's Reflection. A navy banner at the bottom includes the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL and the St. Louis Emergency Management Agency logo.

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Know about the next storm warning and boil water advisory by signing up for NotifySTL alerts. - Scan the QR code or visit stlouis-mo.gov/NotifySTL - Register your landline, cell phone (for calls & texts), or email. #BeInformed #ReadySTL #NationalPreparedenessMonth
Promotional graphic for NotifySTL, highlighting alerts for severe weather, public safety, and boil water advisories available via phone, email, or text, with options to sign up by scanning a QR code or visiting stlouis-mo.gov/notifystl.

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Prepare a safe food supply for the next power outage, flood, or earthquake. Check your kit and toss any canned goods that are dented, swollen, rusted, or past their expiration date so they're ready when you need them. #NationalPreparednessMonth #FoodSafety #TipTuesday
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City of St Louis EM retweeted
St. Louis Fire Dept
@STLFireDeptSep 26
Nearly 50 fire hydrants were deliberately damaged and rendered inoperable. In this photo, @CFDstlfd and @SLMPD examine one of the affected hydrants. Our departments continue to work closely together as police investigate and seek to hold those responsible accountable. We ask residents and visitors to remain vigilant: If you see anyone tampering with a #fire hydrant, PLEASE call 911 immediately. Fire hydrants are critical to protecting our neighborhoods. Help us keep them ready when they are needed. #YourFireDepartment #STLCity
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Who is your "In Case of Emergency" contact? Make time to check and update it and your NotifySTL connections during National Preparedness Month. #SinglesDay #ReadySTL #EmergencyPreparedness
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Take photos of valuables and important documents and store them in the cloud or on a thumb drive. This will help you provide your insurance company with information and recover from a future disaster. #NationalPreparednessMonth #ReadySTL
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ALT A person holds a camera and photographs documents, promoting the practice of photographing valuables and important papers for insurance and disaster recovery.

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