Preparedness
Fail to plan? Plan to fail. Failure is costly during emergencies. At its most basic level, being prepared means having a solid plan and access to the resources necessary to execute that plan. It’s also about peace of mind. Because when communities, families and individuals are prepared, the fear, anxiety and loss that accompany a disaster are greatly reduced. — READYColorado
ReadyColoradoREADYColoado READYColorad is Colorado's official site for preparedness information. This campaign is supported by numerous public and private partners.ource for homeland security and all-hazards. READYColorado began as a project funded by the U.S. ![]()
READYColorado resources include: Colorado Flood Threat InformationColorado Flood Threat Information The FTB is a service provided to Colorado residents by the Colorado Water Conservation ![]() Board (part of the Department of Natural Resources). It is meant to provide an overview of the potential flood threat facing the State on a daily basis from May 1 through September 30. It consists of three different products:
FEMA Region VIII Flood Awareness OutreachResources for the media and general public providing information about flooding risk and the National Flood Insurance Program. ![]() Find News Releases, PSA Scripts, Multimedia, and other resources on the FEMA Region VII Flood Awareness Outreach toolkit! National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration![]() |