As the Atlantic hurricane season intensifies, public health agencies may be involved in critical preparedness and recovery efforts. The Region IV Public Health Training Center recommends these related resources.
From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—Natural Disasters and Severe Weather, which includes
- Guidance for the Public—Before and After the Storm
- Guidance for Healthcare Professionals
- Guidance for Emergency Response Workers
- Public Service Announcements for Disasters
From the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response—Hurricane Florence 2018, which includes
- Preparedness and Planning
- During a Hurricane
- Following a Hurricane
- Resources for Response Workers
From the National Association of County and City Health Officials—Hurricane Season Ready: Preparedness and Response Resources, which includes
- Local Health Departments’ Role in in Hurricane and Flooding Response and Recovery
- Post-Hurricane and Flooding
- Vector-Control
- Mental/Behavioral Health
- Food and Water Safety
- Risk and Emergency Communications
- Volunteering and Donations
- Federal Resources and Guidance
A list of hurricane-related trainings from Region IV Public Health Training Center, the Public Health Learning Network and other organizations is also available.