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Programs and Services | Emergency Preparedness & Response Program
Take steps now to be informed when an emergency happens.
It's important to know where and how to get information during an emergency or disaster. Spokane County residents have access to several information sources including Greater Spokane Emergency Management’s Alert Spokane, a local emergency notification system. Reliable local news sources like TV and radio can also provide valuable information and a weather radio provides up-to-date information during weather emergencies.
Learn about and register for Alert Spokane.
After gaining an understanding of how to get information during an emergency, it's important to understand the terms used for weather threats.
Medical Reserve Corps of Spokane County is a volunteer group that assists in responding to local, regional, or national emergencies or disasters.
How to interpret alert notifications and how they help people react better.