Be Informed

Be Informed

Being informed during a disaster or emergency is crucial as it allows individuals to make informed decisions to protect themselves and their families. Timely and accurate information can help people understand the risks and take appropriate actions. Being informed also enables residents to stay updated on emergency response efforts and know when it is safe to return to normal activities. Additionally, being informed promotes community solidarity, encouraging neighbors to help each other during challenging times.

How to Protect Yourself from Natural Disasters
Drought
Earthquakes
Extreme Heat
Floods
Landslides & Debris Flow
Radon Gas
Severe Weather
Snowstorms & Extreme Cold
Thunderstorms & Lightning

How to Protect Yourself from Man-Made Disasters
Active Shooter
Bioterrorism
Chemical Emergencies
Cybersecurity
Explosions
Hazardous Materials Incidents
Home Fires
Household Chemical Emergencies
Pandemic
Power Outages

Be Informed During an Emergency or Disaster
S.A.F.E. Neighborhoods
Sign up for Reverse 911 / Salt Lake Valley Emergency Notifications
Sign up for city email notifications
Sign up for city text message alerts
Monitor city website and social media accounts
Click here to download and install the FEMA app on your cell phone or mobile device.

Staying informed and communicating during an emergency/disaster
AM/FM Radio
Amateur Radio (HAM)
Emergency Contact Cards
Family Radio System (FRS) -- walkie-talkies
Satellite Radio with Locator Beacon
Weather Radio (NOAA)

Questions?
Jason Jones
Riverton City Emergency Manager
emergencypreparedness@rivertonutah.gov
385-281-2460