AHAS provides Emergency Management the capability of including persons who are Deaf, Blind, H/H or Deaf/Blind and persons with low literacy into emergency prep
While out celebrating tonight, if something just doesn't seem right, let someone know. Call 9-1-1 to alert the San Antonio Police Department of suspicious activity.
When you create your AlertSA account, you can specify which access and functional needs considerations pertain to you. This info will provide first responders with information that can be used to better assist you during an emergency in your area.
For our friends in Austin. A Boil Water Notice has been issued until further notice. Information provided in #ASL. #AustinWater@statesman @SpecNewsATX @KVUE@KXAN_News
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SAOEM and the Disability Access Office are hosting 8 community meetings to begin the second phase of the emergency plan for people with disabilities. Please consider joining us to help us create community lead countermeasures and solutions. https://t.co/x4skSA9DfO
.@SanAntonioOEM has announced the AlertSA Accessible Hazard Alert System in partnership with @DeafLink. Visit https://t.co/ZZuCgZxyui and fill out the form to pre-register.
We are excited to announce our Accessible Hazard Alert System in partnership with @DeafLink that creates emergency alerts in ASL https://t.co/o4Lx0jxVmY via @KENS5
San Antonio will experience rain throughout the weekend. It is so important to turn around and drive away from flooded roadways, especially in the dark. This weekend, and every time it rains, #TurnAroundDontDrown before you risk your life and the lives of @SATXFire responders.
Flash Flood WARNING for Fayette County. Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Up to two inches of rain have already fallen with continued moderate to heavy rainfall expected to continue. Flash flooding is expected to begin shortly.