General Information for Bergen County Residents
Regarding Hurricanes and Floods
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Hurricane Preparedness
- Be Red Cross Ready
- Hurricane Survival checklist
- Hurricane Preparations
- Hurricane Preparedness Guide
- Emergency Preparedness and Response (CDC)
- Hurricane Readiness (CDC)
- Hurricane - Emergency Preparedness (Red Cross)
- Hurricane Preparedness (National Hurricane Center)
Flood Preparations and Cleanup
- Indoor Environmental Remediation Firms
- Commonly Asked Questions About Mold
- EPA Mold Resources
- Flood Cleanup: Flood Waters May Be Contaminated
- Flood Preparations
- Flood Cleanup
- Drinking Water Safety Tips
- EPA Fact Sheet: Flood Cleanup - Avoiding Indoor Air Quality Problems
- Flood Emergency Cleanup
- NJ 2-1-1 Hurricane Relief and Recovery Guide
Food Safety During a Power Outage
Materials in Other Languages
CDC Emergency Preparedness and Response (CDC)
- Spanish: Preparción Respuesta Para Casos de Emergencia
- French
- Vietnamese
- Haitian Creole
- German
- Portuguese
- American Sign Language: Hurricanes: American Sign Language (ASL) Videos
Rutgers Cooperative Extension Resources
- Basement Flooding Some Simple Remedies
- When to Dehumidify the Basement to Reduce Moisture Problems
- When to Ventilate the Basement to Reduce Moisture Problems
American Red Cross
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Hurricane Survival Information (courtesy of FEMA)
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