Guides for every household
The things that matter in every kind of emergency: paying for it, feeding everyone, deciding when to leave, getting back on your feet, and planning with the people around you.
Family communication plan
Contacts, meeting places, and wallet cards for everyone
Food storage
How much, what keeps, rotation, and cooking without power
Insurance
What standard policies usually skip, and what to ask
Stay or go
Sheltering in place, evacuating, and finding a shelter
After a disaster
Aid, claims, documents, scams, and taking care of yourself
Neighborhood plan
Who needs help, who has skills, and where to gather
For businesses, schools, and communities
Prepare Utah is for households. The State of Utah's Be Ready Utah program has guidance for everyone else, and it's the place to find volunteer training near you.
Businesses
Continuity planning, a business preparedness course, and a document library.
(opens in a new tab)Schools
Planning, kits, and drills for schools.
(opens in a new tab)Communities
Neighborhood and community preparedness, and local coalitions.
(opens in a new tab)CERT volunteer training
Community Emergency Response Team training near you.
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