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We want you to be prepared for the Big One.
We've scoured the web and available resources; here is a collection of links to comprehensive information on earthquake preparedness provided by state and national services.
The Great California ShakeOut
In addition to practicing earthquake preparedness through the Great ShakeOut Drill, you can find helpful information on how to respond. Or, if you just want to learn all about the Drill, this is your resource.
FEMA
The Federal Emergency Management Agency aims to reduce the loss of life and property and protect the Nation from all hazards. FEMA's earthquake resources will help you plan for an earthquake and give you tips for getting through and surviving an earthquake.
American Red Cross
An overview for creating your own earthquake plan. Also offers information en Español.
United States Geological Survey
The US Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program shows you the latest earthquakes around the world, but also provides resources for preparedness and response, as well as facts, FAQs, and information for teachers, students and kids.
Community Emergency Response Team
The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Program educates and trains people for disaster preparedness. Find out how you can get certified.
USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
See a map with all of the most recent earthquakes in California - you'll be surprised to see how many occurred in the last day or week!
USGS Visual Glossary
Want to learn all kinds of earthquake-related terms? Check out this visual glossary.
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