It’s Emergency Preparedness Month, and Governor Maura Healey urges everyone in Massachusetts to plan ahead in case of a disaster. “Preparedness starts at home with the big three: coming up with a family communication plan, building an emergency kit, and staying informed,” said Governor Healey. To learn more about how to keep your family safe, visit www.mass.gov/ready #ReadyMA #EmergencyPreparednessMonth | Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)

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Today, the Massachusetts Emergency Management is at Ready Boston Field Day to share information on how to be prepared in case of an emergency. | Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)

As the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) reflects on the storm that forever changed our state. Don Wilson is the Chief of Logistics at the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. Twenty years ago, he was deployed to the Mississippi Coast with the 114th Area Support Group out of Hattiesburg. Hear his account of the devastation and how he and his fellow Guardsmen helped residents recover. To hear more firsthand accounts, visit: ht

As the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) reflects on the storm that forever changed our state. MEMA Executive Director Stephen McCraney, who served with the Mississippi National Guard during the storm, shares his experiences upon arriving on the coast. To hear more firsthand accounts, visit: https://www.msema.org/mema-remembers-hurricane-katrina | Mississippi Emergency Management Agency

As the rain finally eases up across the state, it's important to stay informed about the current situation. Flood Warnings issued by the US National Weather Service Boston MA remain in effect for many central/western MA communities until at least midnight. Please take note that the Connecticut River will continue to rise tonight, with expectations of reaching its crest tomorrow. Keep an eye on the latest updates from local authorities and stay prepared for any potential impacts. Interactive rive

3.3K views · 31 reactions | It's Severe Weather Awareness Week, so we wanted to share how our partnership with the US National Weather Service Boston MA helps keep the public safe by providing early warning ahead of dangerous weather. Learn more about how to receive timely notifications: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/be-informed-and-receive-emergency-alerts | Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) | Facebook

#HurricanePrepWeek To alert the public of potential hurricane conditions, US National Weather Service Boston MA issues Hurricane Watches and Warnings. Do you know the difference between them? MEMA Agency Meteorologist Michael Souza explains what they mean and what the public should do in the event one is issued. #ReadyMA | Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)