CT Prepares vs Nuke Check

The Connecticut Emergency Preparedness Mobile Application will allow Connecticut residents to access emergency information and alerts on the go in the event of an emergency. Connecticut residents would be able to create interactive emergency kits, customize family communication plans, and view preparation guides on what to do in an emergency all from their mobile device. The Emergency Preparedness Mobile Application will integrate with a phone’s text messaging, email, and social networking, allowing residents to inform family members when they are safe. Real-time notifications can be sent directly to the device providing up-to-the-minute information for residents. Links to Emergency needs such as shelters, food, and assistance will be at hand. The application will allow users to: • Create interactive checklists Prepare a family plan • Notify emergency personnel • View preparation guides for different emergencies • Sign up for alerts • Contact family members • View emergency news and events • Locate emergency services • View weather

- If a nuclear alarm went off, would you know what to do in the first 10 minutes? - Do you know where the nearest shelter is? Have you ever checked? - How many people in your home could your water, food, and basic supplies support, and for how many days? - The risk may be low. But being unprepared can be the most expensive mistake. Nuke Check is not here to create panic. It is here to help you stay prepared. We serve; Real-time nuclear status check Clean, curated nuclear news feed Step-by-step preparedness checklist Water, food, and basic supply calculator based on household size Day counter since the last nuclear event Nearest shelter information Fast local access for checklist data