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Emergency preparedness

Emergencies — like severe weather, widespread flu or utility outages — can happen at any time. Knowing how to respond makes all the difference. Our emergency preparedness videos offer short, expert-guided lessons on how to plan ahead and protect your family, coworkers and community.

March 2026

Wildfire safety

Learn practical ways to prepare your home and family for wildfire risks. This webinar shares defensible space, evacuation basics, and actions you can take now to reduce risk and react fast if a fire threatens.

October 2025

Home fire safety

Learn simple ways to protect your home and family from fire hazards. This webinar covers everyday safety tips, smoke alarm basics, and steps you can take now to prevent fires and respond quickly if one occurs.

July 2025

Hurricane preparedness

Prepare now to stay safe when hurricanes threaten. Join us for a beginner-friendly webinar that walks you through the essentials of hurricane readiness. Discover how simple steps today can help protect you, your family, and your community when severe weather strikes.

May 2025

Preparedness essentials

Take proactive steps to prepare for emergencies and disasters that may impact New Jersey and our local communities. Learn how small actions today can make a big difference in your readiness tomorrow.

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