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When disruptions to daily life happen, it can be difficult to find the resources you need.The City of Madison and the Madison Fire Department Emergency Management Unit are excited to introduce new Community Resilience Hubs that can support residents…

Have you ever borrowed a tool from a neighbor? Or shared garden produce with them? That connection is called social capital, and research has found those same connections are one of the most important factors in strengthening community…

Winter weather is just around the corner, whether we're ready to admit it or not. Severe weather can still impact us, like winter storms that involve freezing rain, sleet, and snow. Even on calm winter days, there are safety tips to consider.Here…

Tornadoes can happen any time of year, but they are most likely to occur between April and September in Wisconsin.Tornadoes can happen with little warning. That’s why it’s important to be signed up to receive alerts.

While we hope we’re done with excessive heat for the year, it’s good to know how to prepare for next time.

This week, we’re helping you prepare for power outages and extreme temperatures. Be sure to consider your situation and change your plans and kits for these events based on your unique needs.

You've set yourself up with ways to stay informed. You've prepared a Go Kit for your household. Now it's time to make a plan!

One small step you can take toward emergency preparedness is to make a "go kit." Your "go kit" should have three days' worth of supplies on hand for each person and pet in your household. Here are some tips to get you started.

Preparing for emergencies means you'll be in a better position to respond and recover when the unexpected happens. All month long, we share tips to equip you and your household with the tools and knowledge to be aware, prepared, and resilient.