• Behavioral Issues
• Child Care
• Cleaning Up After a Storm
• Communication
• Deciding To Stay Or Go
• Evacuation Shelters
• First Aid & Medical
• Flood Center
• Food and Water
• Help the Relief Effort
• Insurance Center
• Lighting & Power
• Pet Care
• Preparing Your Home
• Special Needs
• Storms Explained

Cleaning Up After a Storm

Often the most devastating time during a disaster occurs during recovery. Having to return to your home or business, assess damage and perform clean up can be a very difficult task. Learn more here about making that time safe and productive.

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After the Storm

Reentry, Recovery, and Repair

• The Disaster Process: Response and Recovery
• Returning to Your Community After a Hurricane
• Returning Home: Entering Your Home
• Reentering and Drying Out Your Flooded Home
• After a Hurricane or Flood: Cleanup of Flood Water
• Repair Your Flooded Home
• Cleanup and Repair After a Storm
• Checking Buildings for Damage: Precautions, Flood and Wind Damage
• Removing Mold From Your Home
• Cleaning and Sanitizing with Bleach After an Emergency
• Cleaning and Remediation of Flood-Contaminated HVAC Systems
• Checking and Restoring Electrical Services
• Finding and Repairing Leaks in Roofs
• Disinfecting Wells Following an Emergency

Cleaning Up Safely

• Returning Home: Be Healthy and Safe
• Safety Precautions When Returning Home
• Clean Up Safely After a Natural Disaster
• Safety Precautions When Returning Home
• Hand Hygiene in Emergency Situations
• Protect Yourself from Mold
• Respiratory Protection for Residents Reentering Previously Flooded Areas and Homes
• Protect Yourself from Chemicals Released During a Natural Disaster
• Fact Sheet: Using a Chain Saw Safely
• Pressure Washer Safety
• Protect Yourself and Your Family from Debris Smoke
• Fact Sheet: Protect Yourself from Animal- and Insect-Related Hazards After a Disaster
• How to Protect Yourself and Others from Electrical Hazards Following a Natural Disaster