Check out Miami-Dade County's annual preparedness report to learn more on how the County prepares, responds and manages disasters and emergencies.

The Business Recovery program is a public-private collaboration to ensure private sector emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. The goal of this program is to minimize the number of businesses, especially small and medium sized, that fail to reopen due to a lack of accurate and actionable information, during and following an emergency or disaster event.

Preparing for hurricane season doesn't have to be a stressful experience. Find links to lists of retail stores and gas stations that can operate during a loss of power; tips for saving money while you prepare for the storm; and measures to protect yourself against consumer fraud.

Check out these tips for making your emergency supply kit.

The Office of Emergency Management partners with Dade County Public Schools and the American Red Cross (ARC), to operate Hurricane Evacuation Centers (HEC) for individuals who need to evacuate.

Your family may not be together when disaster strikes, so it is important to prepare a family emergency plan that will help you respond to any emergency situation.

General guidelines to assist when recovering from a disaster including safety precautions when returning home, inspecting damage, gas leaks, electrical damage and downed powerlines.

During an emergency, an emergency alert might require the public to shelter-in-place—that is, to take refuge indoors. Sheltering-in-place offers immediate protection for a short time in your home or other building.

Complete the Neighborhood Damage Assessment Entry Form to submit a damage report.

Fun and interactive tools to test your knowledge of preparedness, triage, fire supression and more.