The Great American Shakeout, a nationwide earthquake drill, will take place tomorrow, October 15th at 10:15AM! Learn more about earthquake preparedness at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
The Great American Shakeout, a nationwide earthquake drill, will take place on Thursday, October 15th at 10:15AM. Learn more about the event at shakeout.org/southeast
Virginia is one of forty-five states and territories in the United States at moderate to very high risk of earthquakes. Virginians should know what to do during an earthquake to protect themselves and their loved ones. Learn more at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
To end National Preparedness Month, we are excited to announce the introduction of a new program that puts enhancing preparedness directly into the hands of neighborhoods and communities! Learn more at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
Thanks for following along this National Preparedness Month! Preparedness takes a full community! Keep following our social channels and website for ongoing tips to help us stay #ReadyPWC.
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Want to bring preparedness to your workplace, school, or community group? Request a presentation from the Office of Emergency Management to learn more about preparedness and keep your group ready. Learn more at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
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Seconds count in a crisis, and knowing life-saving skills like CPR, first aid, or how to shut off your utilities can make all the difference. Take a class or practice today—you could save a life tomorrow. Learn more at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
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Preparedness is a community effort. Get involved by taking a CPR class, making a neighborhood preparedness plan, or volunteering with local emergency organizations to help keep everyone safe. Learn more at pwcva.gov/department/office-…
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During Week 4 of National Preparedness Month, we are highlighting the importance of getting involved and learn life-saving skills - the fifth and sixth pillars of preparedness. To find out more information, visit pwcva.gov/ready
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Did you know you can receive emergency, weather, and traffic alerts through PWC Alerts? You can select multiple addresses, set quiet hours, plus use other customizable features through the portal. Sign up today at pwcva.gov/alerts
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Preparedness starts with knowing your risks. Visit the following link to learn about the specific hazards in Prince William County and how to stay ready: pwcva.gov/ready
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During emergencies, information is your best tool. Staying connected through TV, radio, emergency alerts, and checking in with neighbors ensures you get updates and can act before it's too late. Learn more at pwcva.gov/alerts
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During Week 3 of National Preparedness Month, we are highlighting the importance of staying informed and knowing your hazards - the third and fourth pillars of preparedness. To find out more information, visit pwcva.gov/ready
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A plan isn't a "set it and forget it" tool. Set an annual reminder to review exit routes, update contact info, and account for new routines or family needs so your plan actually works when you need it. Learn more at pwcva.gov/makeaplan
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Don't just write the plan—run it. Regular safety drills at home and elsewhere turn instructions into instinct so fear doesn't take over during a real crisis. Learn more at pwcva.gov/makeaplan
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An emergency plan is a roadmap through chaos. Whether at home, in the office, at school, or in a house of worship, having a plan turns sudden confusion into quick, decisive action. Learn more at pwcva.gov/makeaplan
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During Week 2 of National Preparedness Month, we're highlighting Emergency Preparedness Plans - the second pillar of preparedness. This week, learn all about how to make emergency plans! Find out more at pwcva.gov/makeaplan
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True preparedness means tailoring kit supplies for every family member—including pet food and extra leashes for furry companions, and specialized medication or assistive devices for accessibility needs. Learn more at pwcva.gov/buildakit
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Watch our podcast episode with County Executive Chris Shorter for a look into Emergency Management in Prince William County and how you can help promote community resiliency this National Preparedness Month!
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Whether stranded with a flat tire on a rainy night or caught in a gridlock, a few essentials can save you from a potential disaster. It takes up a fraction of your trunk, but it can save your whole day. Learn more at pwcva.gov/buildakit
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