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Ready Alabama

Get your household ready, calmly, one step at a time.

Preparedness isn't about fear. It's about confidence. Learn how to make a plan, build a kit, and help every member of your household stay safe.

Make a plan Build a kit
A home emergency kit laid out: water, a hand-crank radio, flashlight, first aid, and canned supplies.

Make a plan

  • Identify safe places in your home
  • Practice an evacuation route
  • Share contact info with family

Build a kit

  • Water, food, and first aid
  • Flashlight and batteries
  • Important documents

Be informed

  • Know local emergency alerts
  • Stay current on weather
  • Know your community's shelters

Build a kit

Check off what you have. Track your progress.

Emergency kit checklist

These eight items are the foundation of household readiness. Start anywhere, and build at your own pace.

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Backed by real coordination

Ready Alabama connects you with official resources and trained responders.

Alabama volunteers staffing a disaster operations center, coordinating response from rows of laptops.

When Alabama's emergency management and volunteer services teams coordinate, families get faster information, better resources, and stronger community support. This redesign brings both missions to one searchable place so no household gets lost between systems.

Whether you're preparing ahead of time or coordinating the response, you'll find real guidance from official sources, not guesses.

More to explore

The full resource library.

Ready Alabama is part of a shared library with Serve Alabama. Search by topic, audience, or type to find exactly what you need.

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