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Flood Vehicle Database (VIN Check)
Free database of flooded vehicles affected by Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma. Check for reported flood damage. Doesn't include all affected vehicles. Content Detail
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Foreign Language Disaster Education Materials
American Red Cross disaster preparedness materials in English and in Spanish. Content Detail
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Helping Children and Teens Cope with Hurricane Season
A guide for parents and caregivers. Content Detail
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Hurricanes: a checklist of what to do
Explains how to get ready for a hurricane and what to do afterward. Content Detail
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LOUISIANA DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Go to this site for information and resources. This is a government site about disasters. The site has information to help people get ready for a disaster, stay safe during a disaster and recover from a disaster. There is also information about where to get help. From the site: The Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) serves as the Governor's Authorized Representative for disaster events and is responsible for coordinating resources for state and local governments, private non-profits and our Louisiana citizenry. Content Detail
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Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse
You read that correctly: From CDC - Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse Here's a note from FEMA about this guide to being ready for anything. Editor's Note: We wanted to share a blog post from our friends at the Centers for Disease Control. Preparing for a zombie attack, or other fictional disasters, can provide useful tips to get prepared for a real disaster. The following is an excerpt of the original blog post on the CDC Public Health Matters Blog May 16th, 2011 by Ali S. Khan. Content Detail
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Prepare for Emergencies Now: Information to Get Ready.
From the site: "This common sense framework is designed to launch a process of learning about citizen preparedness. For the most current information and recommendations, go online to www.ready.gov" Content Detail
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Who to call if you need to replace important documents lost in Louisiana floods (also has helpful general information)
Here is a list of helpful numbers for replacing certain lost documents, like birth certificates, benefits cards, and more. Even though this story applies to the August 2016 floods, it has disaster recovery information that may helpful at other times, too. Content Detail
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