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Be Aware
Hazards
Earthquake
Extreme Cold
Extreme Heat
Household Fire Dangers
Flooding
Turn Around – Don’t Drown
Hazardous Spills
High Winds
Ice Storm
Lightning
Power Outages
Generator Safety
Carbon Monoxide Dangers
Severe Storms & Thunderstorms
Tornado
Radio Lexington
Get Involved
CERT
CSEPP
History of CSEPP
CSEPP in Kentucky
Blue Grass Army Depot
Chemical Agent Disposal
CSEPP in Fayette County
Zones
Get the BeReady Phone App
NOAA Weather Radio
Outdoor Warning Sirens
Siren FAQ
How to Be Prepared for Emergencies – American Sign Language
Make a Plan
Planning for AFN/Disability Groups
Equine Preparedness Plans
Farm Preparedness
Pet Preparedness Plans
Senior Preparedness Plans
Hazard Mitigation Plan
Shelter in Place Plans
Special Events-How to get a permit
Travel Plans
Utility Shutoff Plans
Ready Kat
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Your financial emergency kit
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Fayette County Siren Locations
Sirens are located in 31 parks, natural areas and golf courses throughout Fayette County.
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