Home Safety The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies Updated September 20, 2024 Dana Davis/NYT Wirecutter By Ellen Airhart Ellen Airhart wrote about emergency preparedness and sanitation.

These top-rated emergency kits have most of the supplies recommended from agencies like FEMA, the CDC and The American Red Cross. You can also supplement them with supplies of your own.

Federal Emergency Management Agency officials and state and local leaders in Tennessee and North Carolina have rebutted claims that FEMA is "confiscating" donations or supplies meant for Hurricane ...

Severe flooding in Texas has left many residents displaced, with damaged homes and urgent recovery needs. If you were ...

FEMA officials deny statements, warn they hinder disaster response FEMA Press Secretary Daniel Llargues told PolitiFact that statements about FEMA confiscating emergency supplies are false.

FEMA recommends keeping a three-day supply of water on hand—a gallon per person per day. We found two options for ensuring an adequate water supply: dedicated containers or a water purification ...

FEMA’s Serious Needs Assistance is a one-time payment of $750 that is given to eligible disaster survivors to pay for food, water and other emergency supplies.

FEMA offers a list of items your hurricane emergency kit should include, plus recommended actions you should take before, during and after a hurricane.

As the 2024 hurricane season heats up, Florida residents are encouraged to review their hurricane supplies checklist. Meteorologists predict an active hurricane season, so it is crucial to stay ...

No, FEMA and other emergency responders are not ‘confiscating’ Hurricane Helene emergency supplies, donations Officials warn that spreading baseless rumors can cause confusion, hinder ...

FEMA’s Serious Needs Assistance is a one-time payment of $750 that is given to eligible disaster survivors to pay for food, water and other emergency supplies.

FEMA’s Serious Needs Assistance is a one-time payment of $750 that is given to eligible disaster survivors to pay for food, water and other emergency supplies.