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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 days ago
Graphic from the National Weather Service St. Louis showing a severe weather outlook for Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Thunderstorms are expected to develop between 4–8 PM over northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois and move southeast during the evening, weakening overnight. Possible hazards include damaging winds up to 70 mph, large hail up to baseball size, some strong tornadoes, and locally heavy rainfall. The map shows an Enhanced Risk (level 3 of 5) centered over northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois, surrounded by a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) covering much of Missouri and Illinois, and a Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5) farther south and east. The graphic also advises people to have multiple ways to receive warnings and know their safe place in case severe weather occurs. 🌩️🌪️

Graphic from the National Weather Service St. Louis showing a severe weather outlook for Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Thunderstorms are expected to develop between 4–8 PM over northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois and move southeast during the evening, weakening overnight. Possible hazards include damaging winds up to 70 mph, large hail up to baseball size, some strong tornadoes, and locally heavy rainfall. The map shows an Enhanced Risk (level 3 of 5) centered over northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois, surrounded by a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) covering much of Missouri and Illinois, and a Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5) farther south and east. The graphic also advises people to have multiple ways to receive warnings and know their safe place in case severe weather occurs. 🌩️🌪️

Overnight storms are expected in St. Louis. Before you go to bed, have a way to get urgent weather alerts for your safety!

- Sign up for NotifySTL (stlouis-mo.gov/notifystl)
- Have a NOAA Weather Radio
- Keep your cell phone charged!

#ReadySTL #BePrepared #SpringStorms

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City of St. Louis Department of Health
City of St. Louis Department of Health
@cityofstldoh.bsky.social
1 month ago
EPI Minute 22 - Frostbite
EPI Minute 22 - Frostbite YouTube video by STL TV

DYK frostbite can be a serious injury with lasting effects if not treated properly.

#Extremecold increases the risk of frostbite. Protect yourself by limiting outdoor exposure, covering all exposed skin, and staying dry and warm. www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-qJ...

#ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
1 month ago
Flyer promoting the CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training program. Images show volunteers wearing green CERT helmets assisting injured people during simulated emergency scenarios. Text reads: “Prepare to help your community in the event of a crisis!” The flyer explains that this free eight-week course, taught by area first responders, covers fire safety, search and rescue, team dynamics, and disaster medical operations, with a $9 registration fee. Classes begin the week of January 26, 2026, at the Wildwood and Forest Park campuses. Registration is open now. The St. Louis Community College logo and a QR code appear at the bottom.

Flyer promoting the CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training program. Images show volunteers wearing green CERT helmets assisting injured people during simulated emergency scenarios. Text reads: “Prepare to help your community in the event of a crisis!” The flyer explains that this free eight-week course, taught by area first responders, covers fire safety, search and rescue, team dynamics, and disaster medical operations, with a $9 registration fee. Classes begin the week of January 26, 2026, at the Wildwood and Forest Park campuses. Registration is open now. The St. Louis Community College logo and a QR code appear at the bottom.

Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to register for the Community Emergency Response Team class @stlcc.bsky.social at Forest Park. Class starts next Wednesday and runs for 8 weeks. REGISTER NOW: shorturl.at/e6okV

#CommunityPreparedness #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
1 month ago
Close-up of a car tire next to snowy, icy tire tracks on a winter road. Text on the image reads, “Give snowplows plenty of room,” “Always wear a seat belt,” and “Keep mirrors, windows and lights clean.” Hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL appear at the bottom alongside the City Emergency Management Agency logo.

Close-up of a car tire next to snowy, icy tire tracks on a winter road. Text on the image reads, “Give snowplows plenty of room,” “Always wear a seat belt,” and “Keep mirrors, windows and lights clean.” Hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL appear at the bottom alongside the City Emergency Management Agency logo.

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➡️ Give snowplows plenty of room, and don't pass them.
➡️ Always wear your seat belt.
➡️ Keep mirrors, windows and lights clean; keep your lights on.

Learn more at www.modot.org/winter-drivi... (@MoDOT)

#TeenDrivingAwarenessMonth #WinterWeather #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Hopefully, you didn't put those sweaters away, as the spring-like warmth we've seen this week is returning to more seasonal temperatures. Stay prepared for the cold by visiting stlouis-mo.gov/cold.

#ReadySTL

🖼️ @nws.noaa.gov St. Louis office

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Sign up now for the next session of Community Emergency Response Team classes. Gain essential skills in fire safety, search and rescue, team dynamics, and disaster medical operations. 8-week sessions start the week of January 26 through @stlcc.bsky.social. REGISTER: shorturl.at/e6okV

#ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
3 months ago
A screenshot of Interstate 64 at Oakland Avenue, looking westbound, shows snow beginning to cover the pavement as traffic travels along the roadway.

A screenshot of Interstate 64 at Oakland Avenue, looking westbound, shows snow beginning to cover the pavement as traffic travels along the roadway.

Take it slow! This image is from the @MoDOT_StLouis camera on Interstate 64 and shows conditions shortly after 12 pm.

If you must travel, please plan extra time. Stay home if you can.

#stlwx #ReadySTL #Winter

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 months ago
A collage of four Halloween-themed pet photos. Top left: a golden dog wearing a headband with two glittery pumpkin decorations, lying beside a carved jack-o’-lantern. Top right: a small kitten dressed as a vampire sitting inside an orange pumpkin bucket, with paper bats on the wall behind. Bottom left: a gray cat wearing a black witch hat resting beside small pumpkins on a purple background. Bottom right: a white and brown dog dressed in a red ladybug costume sitting on a couch with string lights behind. The bottom of the graphic has an orange banner with the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, and the City of St. Louis EMA logo.

A collage of four Halloween-themed pet photos. Top left: a golden dog wearing a headband with two glittery pumpkin decorations, lying beside a carved jack-o’-lantern. Top right: a small kitten dressed as a vampire sitting inside an orange pumpkin bucket, with paper bats on the wall behind. Bottom left: a gray cat wearing a black witch hat resting beside small pumpkins on a purple background. Bottom right: a white and brown dog dressed in a red ladybug costume sitting on a couch with string lights behind. The bottom of the graphic has an orange banner with the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, and the City of St. Louis EMA logo.

STL pet parents! 🐕🐈 Halloween can be a fright for our furry friends — with all the doorbells, costumes & commotion, it’s easy for pets to slip outside.

Keep them safe indoors and double-check those ID tags! 🎃💛

#BeInformed #ReadySTL #PetSafety #HalloweenSafety

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 months ago
Close-up of a car dashboard showing an illuminated tire pressure warning light, which looks like a caludron with an exclamation point in the center. Below the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency logo.

Close-up of a car dashboard showing an illuminated tire pressure warning light, which looks like a caludron with an exclamation point in the center. Below the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with the City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency logo.

Hey STL! 👋 It’s spooky season, but that glowing “cauldron” on your dashboard isn’t magic—it’s your tire pressure warning light! 🛞
Cooler temps = lower pressure, so give those tires a quick check and keep your ride safe. 🚗✨
#BeInformed #ReadySTL #FallSafety #stlwx

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 months ago
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Cooler days are here - a reminder that even colder days are ahead.

Make sure you have warm outer layers, including hats and gloves, ready for everyone in your family.

(1/2) 🧵 #stlwx #ReadySTL

📷 NWS St. Louis

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 months ago
Sure! Here's a descriptive alt text for the image: **Alt text:** Informational graphic about the dangers of heavy rain during thunderstorms. The background shows a rain-soaked field. The text warns: "Thunderstorms Can Produce HEAVY RAIN." Safety tips include: "Don't drive through moving or standing water" (with a water icon), "It only takes 6 inches of flowing water to sweep you off your feet" (with a "6" icon), and "If you can’t see the road, turn around. Don’t drive around barricades!" (with a "Road Closed 500 ft" sign). The NOAA logo and the website "weather.gov/thunderstorm" appear at the bottom.

Sure! Here's a descriptive alt text for the image: **Alt text:** Informational graphic about the dangers of heavy rain during thunderstorms. The background shows a rain-soaked field. The text warns: "Thunderstorms Can Produce HEAVY RAIN." Safety tips include: "Don't drive through moving or standing water" (with a water icon), "It only takes 6 inches of flowing water to sweep you off your feet" (with a "6" icon), and "If you can’t see the road, turn around. Don’t drive around barricades!" (with a "Road Closed 500 ft" sign). The NOAA logo and the website "weather.gov/thunderstorm" appear at the bottom.

Thunderstorms continue to move through the area today, with wind being the primary threat. Storms could last throughout the afternoon into the evening and bring up to three inches of rain for St. Louis.

Follow us and local media for the latest weather changes throughout the day. #ReadySTL #stlwx

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
4 months ago
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- Find & Share on GIPHY Discover & share this dog captain Animated GIF by Disaster Ready Washington with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

Today is the day! The Great #ShakeOut is happening this morning at 10:16 a.m. Remember to "Drop, Cover, and Hold on" in the event of an earthquake.

#ReadySTL #EarthquakeSafety #Practice

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
A man examines power tools in a store, pointing at a label on one of them. The image promotes Fire Prevention Week with the message "Buy only listed products" and includes the NFPA and fpw.org logos.

A man examines power tools in a store, pointing at a label on one of them. The image promotes Fire Prevention Week with the message "Buy only listed products" and includes the NFPA and fpw.org logos.

Grabbing online deals? Before buying anything with a lithium-ion battery, check the details—and when it arrives, look for a mark from a recognized testing lab. No mark = higher fire risk. 🔥
#FirePreventionWeek #BatterySafety #Sparky #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
Social media banner with the text "Shake out, don't freak out," and a link to ShakeOut.org.

Social media banner with the text "Shake out, don't freak out," and a link to ShakeOut.org.

Have peace of mind that you know what to do in the next earthquake: Drop, Cover, and Hold On. Join millions who are improving their level of earthquake safety by participating in Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills: ShakeOut.org. #ReadySTL #ShakeOut

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
A promotional graphic with a blue background encouraging people to get involved with "Pledge2Protect," a campaign against online child exploitation. The steps are: 1. Visit know2protect.gov. 2. Watch the Pledge2Protect PSA. 3. Take the Pledge2Protect. 4. Post a photo and tag three friends on social media. At the bottom, it says: "Together We Can Stop Online Child Exploitation." To learn more, visit know2protect.gov. The logo for Know2Protect is shown in the lower right corner.

A promotional graphic with a blue background encouraging people to get involved with "Pledge2Protect," a campaign against online child exploitation. The steps are: 1. Visit know2protect.gov. 2. Watch the Pledge2Protect PSA. 3. Take the Pledge2Protect. 4. Post a photo and tag three friends on social media. At the bottom, it says: "Together We Can Stop Online Child Exploitation." To learn more, visit know2protect.gov. The logo for Know2Protect is shown in the lower right corner.

Protecting youth online starts with YOU! Join @Know2Protect to Pledge2Protect for a safer internet for all kids and teens.

Every pledge creates action that has a real impact. Check it out here 🔗: www.dhs.gov/know2protect/p2p #Pledge2Protect #K2P #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
Promotional graphic for Fire Prevention Week 2025 by the NFPA. The theme is "Charge into Fire Safety™ — Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home." Tips include: "BUY only listed products. CHARGE devices safely. RECYCLE batteries responsibly." The image features Sparky the Fire Dog in a firefighter outfit, holding a house with a green battery recycling symbol. The NFPA and Fire Prevention Week logos are also present, along with the website "fpw.org."

Promotional graphic for Fire Prevention Week 2025 by the NFPA. The theme is "Charge into Fire Safety™ — Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home." Tips include: "BUY only listed products. CHARGE devices safely. RECYCLE batteries responsibly." The image features Sparky the Fire Dog in a firefighter outfit, holding a house with a green battery recycling symbol. The NFPA and Fire Prevention Week logos are also present, along with the website "fpw.org."

It's #FirePreventionWeek. The National Fire Protection Association wants you to Charge Into Fire Safety regarding Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.

Remember:
🏪Buy only listed products
🔌 Charge devices safely
♻ Recycle batteries responsibly (call2recycle.org)

More @ fpw.org

#ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
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Then & Now | Stay Safe Online Workbook Empower older adults to Stay Safe Online! The

October is #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth. New technology means new scams. But don’t be discouraged! This online tool, provided by the National Cybersecurity Alliance, guides you through the steps to protect yourself and your family from scams.

#CyberSafely #OnlineSafety #OnlineTools #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
A close-up photo of printed documents from the "St. Louis Urban Area THIRA/SPR Workshop" held on Tuesday, September 30, 2025. The visible text includes a section labeled "Core Capabilities List" with categories such as "Protect," "Mitigate," "Respond," and "Recover." Each category contains subcategories like "Planning," "Public Information and Warning," "Operational Coordination," and others. The STARRS logo, featuring a circle of symbols, is partially visible on the top right corner of the top document.

A close-up photo of printed documents from the "St. Louis Urban Area THIRA/SPR Workshop" held on Tuesday, September 30, 2025. The visible text includes a section labeled "Core Capabilities List" with categories such as "Protect," "Mitigate," "Respond," and "Recover." Each category contains subcategories like "Planning," "Public Information and Warning," "Operational Coordination," and others. The STARRS logo, featuring a circle of symbols, is partially visible on the top right corner of the top document.

A wide-angle view of a large conference room filled with participants seated at round tables during the St. Louis Urban Area THIRA/SPR Workshop. Most attendees are seated in chairs with red labels for Emergency Support Function roles such as "Business/Industry ESF 16" and "Law Enforcement ESF 13." A presenter stands at the front of the room near a large screen displaying a slide titled "NEXT STEPS." Multiple monitors and projection screens line the walls, and digital clocks show the time as 2:41. The room is well-lit with high ceilings and modern lighting.

A wide-angle view of a large conference room filled with participants seated at round tables during the St. Louis Urban Area THIRA/SPR Workshop. Most attendees are seated in chairs with red labels for Emergency Support Function roles such as "Business/Industry ESF 16" and "Law Enforcement ESF 13." A presenter stands at the front of the room near a large screen displaying a slide titled "NEXT STEPS." Multiple monitors and projection screens line the walls, and digital clocks show the time as 2:41. The room is well-lit with high ceilings and modern lighting.

On the last day of National Preparedness Month, @cityema.bsky.social and over a dozen regional partners from across public and private sectors convened to:
✔️ Assess capability strengths
✔️ Identify areas for improvement
✔️ Prioritize what matters most for our communities

#NPM2025 #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
A collage promoting food safety during emergencies. The top-left image shows a box filled with canned goods and non-perishable food items. The bottom-left image shows hands washing a metal pot under running water in a kitchen sink. The right image shows a person wearing rubber gloves cleaning the inside of an empty refrigerator with a spray bottle and cloth. At the bottom of the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with logos for National Preparedness Month and St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

A collage promoting food safety during emergencies. The top-left image shows a box filled with canned goods and non-perishable food items. The bottom-left image shows hands washing a metal pot under running water in a kitchen sink. The right image shows a person wearing rubber gloves cleaning the inside of an empty refrigerator with a spray bottle and cloth. At the bottom of the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with logos for National Preparedness Month and St. Louis Emergency Management Agency.

Even in an emergency, #FoodSafety matters.

Protect your health by taking a few simple steps:
✅ Stock non-perishable items
✅ Sanitize cooking utensils and cookware
✅ Discard any food that may be contaminated

Stay safe before, during, and after an emergency.
#NPM2025 #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
Illustration of three neighbors—two women and one man—standing in a yard in front of a house with broken tree limbs and debris. Large text reads, “Be a good neighbor! In the event of a disaster, be sure to check on those around you.” The logo “Ready” appears in the bottom right corner.

Illustration of three neighbors—two women and one man—standing in a yard in front of a house with broken tree limbs and debris. Large text reads, “Be a good neighbor! In the event of a disaster, be sure to check on those around you.” The logo “Ready” appears in the bottom right corner.

September is #NationalPreparednessMonth. Emergencies can happen anytime—check on your neighbors, especially older adults & those who may need extra help. Preparedness starts with people helping people. 💬👥

#NPM2025 #PreparednessMonth #BeReady #NationalNeighborDay #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
A collage of three images related to emergency preparedness. Top left: Medical professionals quickly wheel a patient on a stretcher through a hospital hallway. Center: A close-up of an emergency contact form with a pen resting on it, emphasizing the fields for name, address, and relationship. Right: A young man in scrubs sits at a desk, talking on the phone while reviewing paperwork. At the bottom of the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with the National Preparedness Month logo and the St. Louis City Emergency Management Agency seal.

A collage of three images related to emergency preparedness. Top left: Medical professionals quickly wheel a patient on a stretcher through a hospital hallway. Center: A close-up of an emergency contact form with a pen resting on it, emphasizing the fields for name, address, and relationship. Right: A young man in scrubs sits at a desk, talking on the phone while reviewing paperwork. At the bottom of the image are the hashtags #BeInformed and #ReadySTL, along with the National Preparedness Month logo and the St. Louis City Emergency Management Agency seal.

Make sure help can reach you when it counts.
📱 Update emergency contacts at work, school & home
📲 Add "In Case of Emergency" info to your phone’s lock screen
☎️ Include an out-of-state contact

#NPM2025 #BeInformed #ReadySTL #PreparednessStartsAtHome

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
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Snap and save photos of documents in a secure place to access them during an emergency, including
🪪 IDs/birth certificates
📝 Insurance policies
💊 Medical information
💳 Bank account records
🏡 Property deeds/leases

#NPM2025 #SaveYourPhotosDay #BeInformed #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
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You have the power to help protect the community. One tip could make the difference. Learn how to recognize suspicious activity and report it. Find resources here 🔗 www.dhs.gov/see-somethin...

#SeeSay #BePrepared #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
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When building your emergency kit, don’t forget the kids!🧸

A small toy, coloring book, or deck of cards can help them stay calm during a crisis.

📝 Tip: Let them pick what to pack—it gives them comfort and a sense of control.

#FamilySafety #ReadySTL #NPM2025 #CareForKidsDay

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
5 months ago
CEMA staff stand outside the C.A.R.E. STL shelter with one of its staff members and a brown-colored adoptable dog wearing a multicolored bandana.

CEMA staff stand outside the C.A.R.E. STL shelter with one of its staff members and a brown-colored adoptable dog wearing a multicolored bandana.

CEMA staff stand outside the Stray Rescue shelter with four puppies, the CEMA bandana, and information on pet preparedness.

CEMA staff stand outside the Stray Rescue shelter with four puppies, the CEMA bandana, and information on pet preparedness.

Listing of ways to prepare your pet for a disaster. PDF file available at https://www.ready.gov/sites/default/files/2023-06/ready.gov_prepare-pets-for-disasters.pdf

Listing of ways to prepare your pet for a disaster. PDF file available at https://www.ready.gov/sites/default/files/2023-06/ready.gov_prepare-pets-for-disasters.pdf

The back page of the flyer provides information on how to prepare your pet for a disaster. PDF file available at https://www.ready.gov/sites/default/files/2023-06/ready.gov_prepare-pets-for-disasters.pdf

The back page of the flyer provides information on how to prepare your pet for a disaster. PDF file available at https://www.ready.gov/sites/default/files/2023-06/ready.gov_prepare-pets-for-disasters.pdf

A big thank you to C.A.R.E. STL and Stray Rescue for letting our team share CEMA Ready Dog bandanas in honor of National Preparedness Month! 🐾💙 Each bandana highlights what to pack in your pet’s emergency kit. Learn more: www.ready.gov/pets #NPM2025 #ReadySTL #ResponsibleDogOwnership

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
7 months ago
Monthly Siren Test. Monday, August 5, 2025. Two tests will be performed. First test at 11:00 a.m. Second test at approximately 11:15 a.m. Images of a clock at 11 a.m., a person going out a door, a person with their hand to their ear, and a hand holding a cell phone calling CEMA are shown.

Monthly Siren Test. Monday, August 5, 2025. Two tests will be performed. First test at 11:00 a.m. Second test at approximately 11:15 a.m. Images of a clock at 11 a.m., a person going out a door, a person with their hand to their ear, and a hand holding a cell phone calling CEMA are shown.

8/4/2025 9:50 a.m.

@STLCityGov will perform two tests today of the Outdoor Warning Sirens. The first test is at 11:00 A.M. The second test will occur approximately at 11:15 A.M. THESE ARE ONLY TESTS.

Report siren malfunctions to the Citizens' Service Bureau (CSB) at 311.

#ReadySTL #stlwx

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
7 months ago
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The National Weather Service in St. Louis has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the City of St. Louis beginning Saturday, 7/19/2025, at noon until Wednesday, 7/23/2025, at 7:00 p.m. Dangerously hot conditions with heat index values up to 110 are expected. www.stlouis-mo.gov/heat

#stlwx #ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
8 months ago
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The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the City of St. Louis beginning at noon on Saturday, June 21, through 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24.

#ReadySTL #stlwx

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City of St. Louis Emergency Management
City of St. Louis Emergency Management
@cityema.bsky.social
8 months ago
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The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for the City of St. Louis until 4:00 p.m.

Stay aware of changing conditions. Make sure you have a portable radio, preferably a NOAA Weather Radio, for weather alerts and updates.

#ReadySTL

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City of St. Louis Department of Health
City of St. Louis Department of Health
@cityofstldoh.bsky.social
9 months ago
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EMERGENCY RESOURCES & SUPPORT
If you or someone you know has been impacted by the recent tornado, help is available:
📞 Call 211 or
🌐 Visit 211helps.org
For access to shelters, food, showers, and health & human services.
➡️ Note: 211 is currently English only until Monday.
#mowx #stlema #readystl

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