Emergency Preparedness Resources

Civilian Resources

The American Red Cross provides resources on its website to help families and businesses prepare for natural disasters. Individuals and communities who may be affected by hurricanes and other types of natural disasters should check the Red Cross website for information on local conditions and emergency preparedness suggestions and resources. The NH Region site is here.

Federal Government Resources

a nationally-sponsored network of communities designed to help educate and train volunteers to “make communities safer, stronger, and better prepared to respond to the threats of terrorism, crime, public health issues, and disasters of all kinds.”

provides preparedness information here on all types of natural disasters, links to resources for disaster recovery assistance, and on-going updates on the disaster areas around the country. Hurricane Irene updates are here (8/26/11).

provides “An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness” (PDF file you may download) and you’ll find other important informational resources here to help prepare for disasters and gain assistance when needed.

provides information and resources here on how individuals, families and business can prepare, plan and stay informed about natural disasters.

Our Emergency Response Team Is Ready to Support First Responders, Insurance Claims Adjusters, Utility and Transportation Industry Personnel During Spring & Summer Storm Seasons

ASSIST-U.S.^® stands ready to support public and private sector emergency management directors and incident commanders with streaming real-time aerial, full motion video imagery of any spring and summer storm damage occurring throughout the Northeast Region.

For first responders, our aerial data acquisition services can improve your situational awareness and enable more efficient deployment and better control of human resources with minimum risk to your personnel. Our aerial documentation is available for all types of post-storm damage assessment – flood and wind damage causing downed lines, blocked tracks and rights-of-way, etc. – to help claims adjusters process claims quickly and accurately and help utility and transportation freight companies provide evidence of completed work and satisfied customers.p>

The homepage video shows some of the 2011 tornado and flood damage in New England.

To schedule our resources to guide emergency response efforts, acquire damage assessment imagery, or for other aerial data acquisition applications, please contact:

Jim Bail: Director of Sales & Marketing
(603) 219-0922, x103

Our EnviroEye^SM product is aimed at supporting law enforcement, homeland security and emergency response resources, environmental engineers, insurance risk managers and electronic news organizations throughout New England. Read more here.

ASSIST-U.S.^® is a proud sponsor of the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police.

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