Open official information
Everyone identifies the alert and evacuation-zone source for the county they choose.
Open this activity →Community toolkit
Help a group prepare without collecting private plans.
Use a guided workshop, bilingual materials, and audience-specific kits for schools, libraries, nonprofits, neighborhoods, and employers.
Preparedness workshop mode
Guide a group without collecting anyone’s private plan.
Participants work on their own device or printed worksheet. The facilitator never needs financial inputs, contacts, or personal records.
Community-use kits
One platform, several responsible uses.
School and youth
Age-appropriate family communication, authorized pickup, and out-of-area contact prompts. No student accounts or data collection.
- Family discussion worksheet
- Trusted-adult contact exercise
- Take-home official-resource reminder
Libraries and nonprofits
A facilitator sequence, bilingual handouts, QR-ready links, and accessible printing guidance.
- 60-minute workshop outline
- Private-device participation instructions
- Clear non-endorsement language
Neighborhood check-in
A printable method for voluntary check-ins and support planning. It is not an emergency-command system or a public resident directory.
- Who checks on whom
- Voluntary transportation backup
- Offline contact copy
Employer readiness
Help staff make private plans while the business prepares communication, leave, closure, and reopening practices.
- Staff workshop guide
- Continuity checklist
- Communication templates
Partner publishing toolkit
Share EmberReady without implying endorsement.
Materials should identify EmberReady as an independent civic-information project, keep official sources visible, and never place a partner mark in a way that suggests government approval.