Emergency Preparedness

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Amateur Radio Group

During an emergency, the Coastal Health District may use amateur radio operators to help relay critical safety and emergency response information.

Emergency Medical Services Program

The Coastal Health District's EMS program is responsible for the licensing and regulation of ambulance, medical first responder and neonatal transport services; certifying and re-certifying emergency medical technicians and paramedics; and approving and monitoring EMS training programs.

Emergency Preparedness Guide

This guide will help you and your family be prepared if ever faced with an emergency.

Emergency Preparedness Links

There are a lot of great resources to help you, your family, your business and your school prepare for emergencies. We've put some of our favorite links in one place to help you access the information you need.

Emergency Preparedness Resources from ready.ga.gov

The Department of Homeland Security offers many resources for families to help them prepare for a wide variety of emergency situations. Download a few of our favorite brochures and guides!

Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane Season is June 1st- November 30th each year. However, being prepared for any natural disaster is something you need to do today. Have a plan in place before an event happens.

Preparing for a Bioterrorism Attack

Bioterrorism attacks can happen at any time. Make sure your family has a plan.

Residents with Special Needs

Evacuations are almost never easy, but for people with special needs, getting to safety can be extremely difficult. That's why the Coastal Health District wants you to be prepared. Find out more about our Special Needs Registry and how you can apply.