Resolve to Be Ready - September 23

Don’t leave all of the emergency planning to the grown-ups. Kids can get in on the action, too. Resources like the Ready New York for Kids guide, “Be Ready, Be Safe” coloring book, and the tween “Choose Your Own Path to Preparedness” series, bring the lessons home to help the whole family stay safe and prepared. Check out the guides and other tips to keep kids prepared at on.nyc.gov/kids.

Visit NYC.gov/emergencymanagement for more tips to stay prepared, and follow NYC Emergency Management on social media!
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