NYC OEM plans for and responds to emergencies in New York City. For more information, visit http://www.nyc.gov/oem.
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NYC Office of Emergency Management
Just as New Yorkers prepare their homes, New York City drivers should prepare for emergencies on the road. If you are a car owner, assemble an emergency supply kit for your vehicle that includes water, non-perishable foods, a flashlight, and batteries. And before cold temperatures are here to stay: Make sure you have a...ntifreeze in your car supply kit. Throw a blanket in your car in case your heat fails. Have a mechanic check your exhaust system, heater, brakes, and defroster.Read More
Source: www.nyc.gov
The H1N1 vaccine is now available in New York City, andhealth officials recommend that almost all New Yorkers get one. Visit New York City's Flu Finder to learn where you can get the vaccine near your neghborhood. You can also still get the seasonal flu vaccine.
NYC Office of Emergency Management OEM Senior Outreach Specialist Frank Lowe hosts “That’s So New York: Emergency Preparedness for Seniors.” In the three-minute clip, Frank shares insights with other seniors about how to prepare for emergencies in New York City. It premiered this week on NYC TV Channel 25 and will air until November 9. Tune in or check it out online.
NYC Office of Emergency Management
With a 3-1 lead over the Phillies, the Yankees have been focused on driving runs home this World Series. But when the catcher is blocking the plate, a runner needs to change his plan. Some emergencies may make it difficult or even impossible to return home. OEM recommends New Yorkers identify two meeting points— one cl...ose to home and another outside of the neighborhood— where loved ones can reunite in case an emergency blocks the way home.Read More
Source: nyc.gov
The H1N1 vaccine is now available in New York City, andhealth officials recommend that almost all New Yorkers get one. Visit New York City's Flu Finder to learn where you can get the vaccine near your neghborhood. You can also still get the seasonal flu vaccine.
NYC Office of Emergency Management
This Sunday, New York City will host tens of thousands of runners for the 2009 ING New York City marathon. The city will close certain roads at certain times to protect the runners and crowds along the route. Check the road closures on http://www.ingnycmarathon.org/road_closu
Source: www.ingnycmarathon.org
By using this Web site, the user agrees that nothing contained herein may be reproduced in any manner without the express written permission of New York Road Runners. ING New York City Marathonª, ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management The future USS NEW YORK, built with 7.5 tons of recycled steel from the World Trade Center, will arrive in New York City at approximately 8 AM on November 2, 2009. The public is encouraged to attend her official welcoming celebration as she renders honors to those lost on September 11, 2001 at the North Cove yacht basin at the World Financial Center.
Source: www.ussny.org
At approximately 8:00 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 2, the yet-to-be commissioned ship will come to a halt in the Hudson River. There, opposite the former World Trade Center site, USS NEW YORK (LPD-21) will dip ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management During an emergency a wailing alarm may save your life. New York City law requires all residences to have both smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, but these devices are only as good as the batteries inside them. OEM reminds New Yorkers to test their detectors frequently and replace the batteries every six months.
Source: www.nyc.gov
TheNYC Citizen Corps Council is accepting applicationsfrom high school students for a semester of service in disaster preparedness. Participants will create a youth-orientedpreparedness ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management Calling All Youth Volunteers. The NYC Citizen Corps Council is accepting applications from high school students for a semester of service in disaster preparedness. Participants will create a youth-oriented preparedness training program, coordinate local events, and promote disaster preparedness and response in their schools and communities.
Source: www.nyc.gov
TheNYC Citizen Corps Council is accepting applicationsfrom high school students for a semester of service in disaster preparedness. Participants will create a youth-orientedpreparedness ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the NYC Office of Emergency Management invite representatives of the NYC business community to attend a FREE, half-day forum for employers in non-healthcare settings to prepare for seasonal and H1N1 influenza in the workplace.
Time:9:00AM Wednesday, November 4th
Location:Baruch College Conference Center
NYC Office of Emergency Management The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the NYC Office of Emergency Management invite representatives of the NYC business community to attend a FREE, half-day forum for employers in non-healthcare settings to prepare for seasonal and H1N1 influenza in the workplace.
Time:9:00AM Wednesday, October 28th
Location:Baruch College Conference Center
NYC Office of Emergency Management The NYC Health Department and the NYC Office of Emergency Management invite representatives of the NYC business community to attend a FREE, half-day forum for employers in non-healthcare settings to prepare for seasonal and H1N1 influenza in the workplace. Follow the link for dates and registration details.
Source: www.nyc.gov
NYC Office of Emergency Management Fall's arrival also signals the start of flu season. The best way to prevent seasonal flu is to get a flu shot. The City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has made it easier for New Yorkers to find a flu clinic with its new Flu Locator. Use the Locator to find your nearest clinic and details about hours and costs. Fight the flu before the flu fights you.
Source: www.nyc.gov
TheNYC Citizen Corps Council is accepting applicationsfrom high school students for a semester of service in disaster preparedness. Participants will create a youth-orientedpreparedness ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management
New Yorkers can expect a wet, windy, chilly weekend as two storm systems move across our area. A nor'easter will bring heavy rain and wind gusts up to 30 mph. The National Weather Service has issued a citywide coastal flood watch from 5 AM to 12 PM on Friday. Additionally, temperatures will be unseasonably cool. OEM en...courages residents to stay warm and dry, and to secure any loose objects on patios and in yards.Read More
Source: www.nyc.gov
As the weather gets colder, New Yorkers will be looking for ways to warm their homes. If you use a portable heater, be sure to turn it off when you arenot in the room, never leave it on at night, and never leave children alone in a room with a heater running. ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) offers disaster assistance to Bronx businesses affected by the severe storms and flooding that occurred July 6-7, 2009. Read SBA's press release for more information.
Source: www.sba.gov
NYC Office of Emergency Management Bring your pet to Union Square on Thursday, October 15 from 4-8 PM to learn how to prepare them for emergencies. Celebrate pet preparedness with OEM and the Animal Planning Task Force with an afternoon of pet-focused demonstrations, free giveaways, and low cost pet micro-chipping.
Source: www.nyc.gov
Ready New York is the City’s educational campaign to encourage New York City residents to prepare for emergencies. Ready New York takes an all-hazards approach to preparing based on three guiding ...
NYC Office of Emergency Management As the weather gets colder, New Yorkers will be looking for ways to warm their homes. If you use a portable heater, be sure to turn it off when you are not in the room, never leave it on at night, and never leave children alone in a room with a heater running. Not only will you prevent fire and carbon monoxide poisoning, but you will also conserve energy, something to consider during Energy Awareness Month.
Source: www.nyc.gov
As the weather gets colder, New Yorkers will be looking for ways to warm their homes. If you use a portable heater, be sure to turn it off when you arenot in the room, never leave it on at night, and never leave children alone in a room with a heater running. ...
