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Editors Note: Hurricane Season is now upon us! Make sure you're prepared as 2008 is forecast to be an above average year for tropical cyclones. We're well beyond being long overdue for a storm to directly impact the Capital Area. Download your
2008 Hurricane Survival Guide
[1.6MB PDF] |
Daily Hazardous Weather Outlook
Current Tropical Outlook:
TROPICAL STORM CRISTOBAL
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Big thank you to
Weather Underground for the maps!
Hurricane Season is here!
Are
you ready?
2008
Survival Guide
2008 Atlantic Extended Forecast
Turner County Georgia Tornado Response
Fire House
The Fire House is a 32 foot mobile disaster safety education classroom designed to provide children with fire escape skills and teach home fire prevention and safety.
| Severe Weather Information Center |
| Capital Area Weather Radar |
| Severe Weather Watches & Warnings |
| Register For The Hazardous Weather Notification System |
Disaster Resistant Neighborhood House
This unique disaster preparedness trailer can be found at community events throughout North Florida and is designed to show individuals how to make their home disaster resilient.
Health and Safety Services
Upcoming Couses
July - December 2008 Schedule
Participate in the 2008 Annual Meeting and Volunteer Recognition Banquet
| Pandemic Influenza - Learning Center |
| Fight The Flu Bug - Poster |
| Home Care For Pandemic Influenza - Brochure |
| Preparing The Workplace - Brochure |
| Stopping Germs At Home and Work - Brochure |
| What You Need To Know Today - Course |
If you are an employee of the State of Florida, Leon County or the City of Tallahassee, you could become eligible for 15 days of Disaster Leave by becoming an American Red Cross Disaster Services Volunteer.
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