- Facebook (with appropriate pages "liked" such as your local fire department, department of emergency management, etc)
- Twitter (be sure to follow the above mentioned agencies as well as others)
- Reddit (specific subreddits such as www.reddit.com/r/yourcity provide lots of information on local happenings)
- Your local newspapers
- Your local TV news stations
- National news sources (New York Times, ABC news, USA Today, etc)
- International news sources (BBC, Al Jazeera, etc)
- Weather (National Weather Service, etc)
- Your local fire department(s)
- Your local law enforcement agencies (police, sheriff, etc)
- Your local department of emergency management
- Disaster Alert Services (GDACS, RSOE EDIS, etc...there's a list on the CNI homepage)
- State agencies (State Patrol, State Department of Emergency Management, State Department of Transportation, etc)
- Federal Agencies (CDC, FEMA, Red Cross, etc)
- Disaster alerts specific to your area (FloodWatch, Hurricane Tracker, etc)
- Other useful apps (WAZE, Scanner Radio, Shelter View, etc)
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
March Challenge #25 Gather Your Information Sources
Your challenge today is to collect up apps or add links to your start page/favorites list that will provide you useful information in the event of a disaster. Here's some you should have:
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