MONTGOMERY – As September marks “National Preparedness Month,” Governor Kay Ivey is urging Alabamians to take proactive measures to protect their families before disasters occur.
“Alabama is no stranger to Mother Nature in all shapes, forms and sizes. From hurricanes to tornadoes, we’ve seen it all,” said Governor Ivey. “I have always believed in having a plan, and I’ve got one. Every Alabama family should, too. Preparedness saves lives, and it makes our communities stronger when challenges come our way.”
Earlier this summer, Governor Ivey joined the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) in Clanton to inaugurate the newly renovated State Emergency Operations Center. The facility now boasts technology upgrades, improved communication systems, and built-in redundancies, ensuring Alabama is ready to respond swiftly and effectively to emergencies both locally and in neighboring areas…