Provides educational workshops concerning disaster preparedness for people of all age groups. Provides free smoke alarms for families.

Provides educational workshops concerning disaster preparedness for people of all age groups. Provides free smoke alarms for families.

Offers a print version of the Indian Point emergency planning guidebook (English & Spanish).

Provides financial assistance, casework & recovery planning which includes health, mental health & spiritual care services, for fires and other disasters; provides disaster relief for larger scale disasters such shelter, distribution of supplies and reunification.

Provides a recorded message with information and tips to keep cool during heat waves or very hot summer days and other sun safety issues.

Provides educational workshops concerning disaster preparedness for people of all age groups. Provides free smoke alarms for families.

Provides a recorded message with information and tips to keep cool during heat waves or very hot summer days and other sun safety issues.

Maintains and continually updates a comprehensive disaster plan which ensures the safeguarding of all Islip residents during natural and manmade disasters. Also stays in constant communication with other local, state and federal emergency management agencies. The number (631)595-3595 is only available during times when the Office of Emergency Management is activated in a disaster. Please call the Office of Constituent Services listed below.

Active surveillance for unusual outbreaks; provides information on personal and family preparedness; education on severe weather events; practices mass vaccination clinics; volunteer medical reserve corps. Provides medical countermeasures.

Provides a recorded message with information and tips to keep cool during heat waves or very hot summer days and other sun safety issues.

Provides leadership to effectively prepare for, respond to, and recover from a wide array of public health emergencies. Information is available to help individuals prepare for varying types of emergencies including weather, natural disaster, and disease outbreaks. Primary responsibilities include: - Developing and integrating all-hazards public health response plans; - Educating the public and training the county response partners in: Integrated Shelter Support, Isolation and Quarantine, Mass Fatality, Mass Vaccination and Mass Prophylaxis, Medical Surge, and Strategic National Stockpile Plan; - Conducting drills and exercises to test plans; - Recruiting, training, and deploying Erie County's Public Health Emergency Response Team and the Specialized Medical Assistance Response Team (SMART).

Provides support to victims of fires and disasters. Provides blood donation services. Offers a series of courses on First Aid, CPR, Injury Prevention, Swimming, Life Guarding, and more. Courses offered at various sites. Corporate classes also available. Installs smoke alarms and provides in-home emergency planning assistance.

An online educational initiative of PSEG Long Island, United Way of Long Island, and 2-1-1- Long Island designed to help Long Islanders be prepared before, during, and after a disaster. Website includes preparedness information and safety tips for all types of disasters and emergencies. Direct links to government, utility, transit, weather, and first responder disaster resources offers centralized access to critical services during a disaster event. Special "For Kids" section offers preparedness guides and videos developed especially for children by PSEG Foundation and Sesame Street.

Provides disaster victims with emergency shelter, food, clothing, essential medications, and reassurance to meet immediate needs. Offers assistance for recovery, based on need.

Teaches customers more about saving money on energy bills and about Con Edison's programs and services. The Advocates can talk with civic, social, religious, professional or other groups at their local meetings. There's no cost to schedule a presentation. Also provides information, depending on the season, on cooling centers, heat stress and tips on how to save on your energy bills, as in winter keeping the house from losing heat, safety tips, managing the thermostat, and more.

Provides information on how to deal with and recover from natural emergencies such as hurricanes. Those requiring special medical assistance during a storm should notify East Hampton Town's Department of Human Services at 324-4947. Shelters are open to the public and will be announced on WLNG-92.6FM, 1600AM, WEHM-96.7FM, WBEA-104.7FM, and WBAZ-101.7FM.

Saves lives, mitigates property loss, and improves economic efficiency by issuing the best watches, warnings, forecasts and analyses of hazardous tropical weather, and by increasing understanding of these hazards.

Actively involved in all phases of preparedness for natural and man-made disasters. Coordinates drills conducted with local fire and police departments and other emergency responding agencies. In time of emergency integrates response with federal, state and local agencies. Maintains a Townwide Communications Center which is the hub of Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in time of emergency. Operates the Auxiliary Police Unit.

Provides a recorded message with information and tips to keep cool during heat waves or very hot summer days and other sun safety issues.

Participates in all phases of emergency management including hurricane preparedness, hazardous materials mitigation, and any and all natural or man-made disasters that affect the town. It is part of FEMA Hurricane Preparedness Program, and in times of emergency, fully integrates with federal, state and county agencies in providing disaster relief, emergency evacuation and housing and transportation for dislocated residents.

Provides a recorded message with information and tips to keep cool during heat waves or very hot summer days and other sun safety issues.

Bringing together voluntary agencies, businesses and governmental agencies to foster a more effective preparedness, response and recovery to people of Clinton, Essex and Franklin Counties in time of disaster.

Provides an online resource from FEMA, which is an information guide as to what to do, how to prepare, apply for disaster benefits and more for all kinds of emergencies and disasters. This resource can also be downloaded and/or printed.

Provides first response to a disaster or emergency situation where both personal and property damage has occurred, through search and rescue, mass shelters, providing food and water, and more. Also assists companies and organization prepare by public awareness and management organization.