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The Reverse Alert system is a free emergency notification tool used to quickly deliver important information to residents during urgent situations. By signing up, individuals can receive real-time alerts about severe weather, evacuations, public safety threats, and other critical incidents affecting San Patricio County. Sign up today by texting your zip code to 888777 or at the link below.

This easy-to-use tool is designed to help residents plan ahead and stay organized before a storm threatens San Patricio County. It walks users through key preparedness steps - such as building an emergency kit, securing important documents, making an evacuation plan, and checking supplies - so nothing important is overlooked. 

The NWS Corpus Christi office is the official sources for accurate, up-to-date weather forecasts, watches, and warnings affecting San Patricio County. This link provides trusted information on hurricanes, severe weather, flooding, and daily conditions helping residents make timely, safety-focused decisions before and during hazardous weather events.

Ready.gov is a national public service campaign designed to help individuals, families, and businesses prepare for emergencies. The site offers easy-to-follow guidance on building emergency kits, making communication plans, understanding disaster risks, and taking protective actions before, during, and after a variety of hazards. this link provides practical tools and resources to help resident stay informed and prepared year-round.  

TDEM provides statewide guidance, resources, and updates to help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. This link connects residents to trusted information on emergency planning, disaster response efforts, and recovery assistance, supporting coordinated and informed action to emergencies.

FEMA offers essential resources to help individuals and families prepare for disasters, stay safe during emergencies, and recover afterward. This link provides access to preparedness guidance, disaster assistance programs and recover information, empowering residents with reliable tools and support when it matters most. 

Texas A&M Forest Service shares timely information on wildfire conditions, burn bans, prevention tips, and emergency response efforts across the state. This link provides real-time updates and safety messaging to help residents stay informed, protect property, and reduce wildfire risk in their communities. 

The NHC is the official source for forecasts, advisories, and tracking information for tropical information for tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic and Gulf of America. This link provides timely updates, storm tracks, and guidance to help residents stay informed and make critical decisions before and during weather events. 

 Guided by the Emergency Planning and Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA Title III), CPLEPC'S mission is to protect the community from the potentially life-threatening effects of hazardous materials releases. Through the development and implementation of policies and procedures, CPLEPC paves the way for a safer community. 

TFMA provides education, resources, and best practices focused on reducing flood risk and increasing community resilience. this link offers valuable information on flood awareness, mitigation strategies, and safety guidance to help residents better understand flood hazards and take proactive steps to protect lives and property. 

The American Red Cross is a trusted humanitarian organization dedicated to helping people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Serving communities across the nation, the American Red Cross provides disaster relief, emergency shelter, food, recovery assistance, health and safety training, and support for military families and veterans.