Southeast Utah Public Health Department

Disaster can strike without warning, forcing you to go for days without basic necessities or to evacuate your home. Relief workers will be on the scene following a disaster, but may not be able to reach you immediately.

You need to be prepared. Knowing the steps to take during a disaster—whether flooding, severe weather, earthquakes or any other crisis—can greatly reduce the danger and distress your family may face. This guide will help you and your family plan for a variety of emergency situations, persevere during them and recover afterward.

Family Emergency Preparedness Guide

• Download your complete guide to preparedness
• Public Health Emergency Guide

Pandemic Preparedness Checklists

The following checklist were compiled and provided by the Department of Health & Human Services.

• Checklist for Individuals
• Checklist for Businesses
• Checklist for Faith Based Communities
• Flu-Kit
• Weekly Preparedness Goals

Earthquake Preparedness

• Be Prepared When the 'Big One' Hits

Helpful Pandemic Preparedness Links

• Utah Department Of Health
• Health & Human Services
• Center For Disease Control & Prevention
• World Health Organization
• National Institute of Health