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09/07/2025

It's National Preparedness Month, which means it's a great time to create or update your family's emergency plans. See more below 👇

📢 September is National Preparedness Month!
This year, we’re sharing 30 Days of Preparedness Tips—simple steps you and your family can take each day to be ready for the unexpected.

Start today by making a family emergency plan—how will you stay in touch during a disaster? 📋
You can create your plan here: https://www.ready.gov/plan-form

09/07/2025

07/17/2025

We had an absolute blast hosting Sprocket and the Rocket City Trash Pandas the recently.🚀 Stay tuned for the big debut!

05/13/2025

Proud to work side by side with this team!

Who are the faceless heroes helping citizens through their crises on the other end of the 9-1-1 call? That would be the Huntsville Fire and Rescue Communications Division. Through tornado season, winter freezes and missed holidays with their families, dispatchers are at their stations, prepared to answer the call for help. ☎️🚒

“The Communications team is a group of rock stars,” said Fire Communications Manager Eric Jean. “We’re always looking out for each other and checking in on how each person is coping with these difficult situations.” ⭐

Learn about how the HFR Communications Division is central to each emergency response 👉 https://bit.ly/4ddyRUk

04/06/2025

Tornadoes can strike with little warning. Take time this week to prepare your home and family:
✅ Know where to take shelter (lowest level, interior room, no windows)
✅ Have a weather radio or alert app ready
✅ Create a communication plan with loved ones
✅ Keep your emergency kit stocked

⏱️ Seconds matter in an emergency. Make a plan before the storm!
📞 And remember: Call 911 only for real emergencies.

03/20/2025

🌷 Spring into Safety: Outdoor Tips

Spring is here! As you enjoy the outdoors, keep these safety tips in mind:
🔥 Grill safely: Keep grills away from your home.
👶 Protect kids: Watch them closely around water.
🕊️ Wildlife safety: Keep a safe distance from wild animals and don't litter on trails.

📞 For emergencies, call 911.

03/15/2025

03/15/2025

**This post is outdated/no longer valid**

715am: Here's our thinking on timing of Round 2 storms later today, give or take an hour. Take the time now to prepare your shelter locations, and have more than 1 way to receive warnings when we issue them later today. Stay safe, and we'll all get through this together!

03/14/2025

We know storms can be stressful. Pack a safety kit, have a plan, and check on family, friends, and neighbors.

03/14/2025

Make sure you have multiple ways to get warnings and a plan for where to go if one is issued. If you can't get somewhere that's 100% safe, like a storm shelter, you can still get yourself to a safer place, like a bathroom or closet in the middle of your home. For manufactured or mobile homes, start thinking of a better shelter plan now. Also, make sure to take your phone 'Do Not Disturb' off.