Manhattan Div 5 CERT

Harlem neighbors helping neighbors prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies. Volunteers working with NYC Emergency Management

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

An Extreme Republican Shutdown would delay long-term disaster recovery projects in communities across the country and impact FEMA’s ability to help communities prepare for future disasters.

Watch as @FEMA_Deanne explains the stakes:

[Xiye Bastida @xiyebastida]

NYC 3 months apart. The climate crisis will manifest in hundreds of ways and we need to be ready

[Popular Science @PopSci]

“The dominant factor in anyone’s ability to minimally prepare for disaster is income level." https://t.co/ZypYlQPiDb

[RNLI @RNLI]

There may be a #heatwave at the moment, but the water is still cold. If you got into difficulty in cold water, would you know what to do? Your instinct is to thrash around, but cold water shock can make you gasp uncontrollably. Instead, #FloatToLive.

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

Spring sun feels amazing right now, but scorching summer days are around the corner. See if you qualify for a free AC unit through the Home Energy Assistance Program and apply today at: https://t.co/eR6I7uoPsN #HeatAwarenessDay

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

Happy #InternationalWomensDay. Today and every day, we proudly recognize the hardworking women of NYC Emergency Management and around the world. You're all superheroes.

[Manhattan Div 5 CERT @SouthHarlemCERT]

Don’t leave home without it!

[Abraar Karan @AbraarKaran]

This is a great explainer from @washingtonpost on N95 masks

https://t.co/XQbwq76HJV

[FDNY @FDNY]

Be #FDNYSmart in inclement weather, make sure you have working flashlights and extra batteries. NEVER use candles to light your home. See more tips at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY

[State of New York @NYGov]

With extreme cold hitting the state today, there's an increased risk of hypothermia. Recognize the signs. Layer up, stay warm, and stay safe.

[Manhattan Div 5 CERT @SouthHarlemCERT]

Good news!

[Kelly O'Donnell @KellyO]

NEW today --Biden administration says Americans with private health coverage can get EIGHT over the counter COVID tests per month free beginning Jan 15th, family of four could get 32 per month. https://t.co/ROGmdxYFSB

[WIRED @WIRED]

There's been a renewed focus on which masks to buy and where to get them. Here's what we found. https://t.co/NuyjCRYR5L

[Indigenous @AmericanIndian8]

#INDIGENOUS #TAIRP

[US Consumer Product Safety Commission @USCPSC]

#ChristmasEve

[Robert Jackson @SenatorRJackson]

📢 Free in-home COVID PCR testing is available for all immunocompromised & people 65+. Call 929-298-9400 to schedule an appointment.

#Communityfirst #CovidTests
#PCRtest

[US Consumer Product Safety Commission @USCPSC]

#QuinnTheQuarantineFox

[Manhattan Div 5 CERT @SouthHarlemCERT]

Don’t go in if you don’t know two ways to get out.

[FDNY @FDNY]

When attending an event, know where the fire extinguishers and exits are located. See more #FDNYSmart tips at https://t.co/AkHUyEyIbk

[Manhattan Div 5 CERT @SouthHarlemCERT]

More home fires this time of year. Do YOU have an escape plan, and a go-bag?

[FDNY @FDNY]

More than 1/3 of home fires occur during December-February, and most are preventable. If there is a fire in your home, be #FDNYSmart and do not try to fight the fire yourself. Plan your exit strategy at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY

[NY Blood Center @NYBloodCenter]

There's still time to donate at a Mets blood drive! Give blood at one of our upcoming Mets blood drives and get a voucher for a pair of tickets to selected games through September 2021. Sign up here: https://t.co/SHtOjgowqp

[NWS New York NY @NWSNewYorkNY]

A serious situation develops today with the remnants of #Ida moving through the region.

Total rainfall of 3-6 inches, with locally higher amounts, will likely lead to flash flooding in many areas.

See our latest briefing here:
https://t.co/Hup9OKKOCh

[NWS New York NY @NWSNewYorkNY]

[Flood Safety] - One of the most important things to remember if you encounter a flooded road: Turn Around Don't Drown. Only 12 inches of fast-moving water can carry away a small car.