Recovery After Disaster

Apply for grant programs to assist in the recovery process after a federally declared disaster. KYEM will help coordinate the grant application process, ensuring survivors’ basic needs are met and jumpstarting the recovery process.

Start the recovery process.

Volunteer Coordination

Support the recovery effort in your community by helping with debris removal and property repairs. Don’t want to get your hands dirty but still want to help? Cash donations, or donating goods through a relief organization are both good ways to support your community.

Join the local recovery effort.

24 Hour Warning Point

The State 24-hour Warning Point operates 24-7, monitoring, receiving and disseminating emergency information to Kentucky citizens. Email kyemswp@ky-em.org​ to report an incident.

Learn more about the Warning Point and state-wide emergency programs.
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10 Things to Keep in Your Emergency Kit

You never know when an emergency might happen, but keeping an at-home emergency kit stocked at all times will help you stay prepared for whatever comes your way.

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Have an Emergency Plan

The best way to prepare for a disaster is to have an emergency plan. Decide ahead of time on routes, shelter and communication methods. Customize this plan for your needs, taking into account any pets, or other family members with different needs.

Make your plan

Prepare for Common Disasters

Kentucky has faced many natural disasters in recent years. From flooding to tornadoes, severe storms and even the rare hurricane, Kentuckians need to be prepared for anything.

Plan ahead

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