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Brevard Prepares Maps

Fire Other Government Agencies

Flood Pets

Hazardous Materials Preparedness

Health Radiological

Hurricane and Tornado Safe Rooms

Launches Terrorism

Lightning and Thunderstorms Volunteers Active in Disasters

Brevard Prepares (Disaster Assistance Programs)

Get A Plan
Make A Kit
Stay Informed NOAA Weather Radio
One Storm
Storm Ready program
Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation
Individual Assistance
Public Assistance Program
FEMA Virtual Electronic Library - Federal Emergency Management Agency Many "how to" publications are available, http://www.fema.gov/library/
"Operation Open For Business" - Small Business Administration Preparedness Information and Business Loans, http://www.sba.gov/prepare
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Brevard County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Brochure

Safe Rooms

Terrorism

Volunteers Active in Disasters

Brevard County Emergency Management Office

1746 Cedar Street
Rockledge, Florida 32955
Tel: (321) 637-6670
Fax: (321) 633-1738

Director
Kimberly Prosser

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