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Emergency & Disaster Preparedness

• American Red Cross
• Be Prepared California – Governor's Office of Emergency Services
• Be Ready - News from the US Department of Homeland Security
• California Highway Patrol
• City Focus, Winter 2001 newsletter
• Community Preparedness Web site
• Disaster Plan Worksheet - , courtesy of the East Bay Municipal Utilities District
• Disaster Preparedness Kit for Car of Office, courtesy of the City of San Jose
• Earthquake Information
   - Recent Earthquakes
• Emergency Preparedness
• Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Guidelines for Handling Mail
• How to Survive a Tsunami - , courtesy of Central Coast Earthquake Alliance
• ICE (In Case of Emergency) - cell phone programming
• Monterey Fire Department Resources
• NOAA Weather Forecast

• Office of Emergency Services

• Power Outages

• Terrorism - Preparing for the Unexpected – National Threat Level Status

• Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations for Individuals, Families, Neighborhoods, Schools, and Businesses

Support Resources and Information

• American Library Association Resources for Children, Parents, and Educators

• CNN Contact Information

• New York Public Library Emergency Information

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Local Resources and Information

• CHOMP Blood Center

• City of Monterey News and Events

• Defense Language Institute

• Monterey County Herald

• Naval Postgraduate School

• Monterey County Red Cross

U.S. Government Information

• Department of Transportation
• Department of Defense
• Federal Aviation Administration
• Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Federal Emergency Management Agency
• IRS Disaster Relief Efforts

Library Resources

• Civic Information Center Links - Government and Policy Web Sites
• Monterey County Herald Index

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