When prepared for emergencies you are, a better New Yorker you will be.
Much to learn, you still have. Visit for more preparedness tips, you must.
#Maythe4thBeWithYou
This week NYCEM Response conducted tests of our field equipment, including two mobile trailers, which can provide additional equipment, technology and office space to support operations. We also tested our drones, which help survey damage in emergencies.
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@NWSNewYorkNY
Special Weather Statement for the Bronx: Cluster of strong thunderstorms detected west of NYC, moving east at 30mph. Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects. Minor hail damage to outdoor objects is possible.
Join us on May 22 for Flushing Preparedness Day. We’re partnering with the Queens Public Library to bring you a day of safety tips, resource info, networking, and even a Go Bag raffle!
For more preparedness tips, visit
Join us live from 6-7:30pm on Thursday, May 16, for a special episode of "Person Place Thing" with host Randy Cohen and his guest,
@nycemergencymgt
Commissioner Zachary Iscol!
Learn more & RSVP here:
@Randylandia
@zachiscol
Not sure what the new flood disclosure law means for you?
@nycemergencymgt
and Waterfront Alliance have resources for buyers and renters. To learn more:
ICYMI: Applications for New York's Home Energy Assistance Program are now open! With summer around the corner, now is the time to find out if you qualify for a free air conditioner.
Learn more and apply:
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@NWSNewYorkNY
Special Weather Statement for Manhattan & Staten Island: Strong thunderstorms are observed with wind in excess of 30 mph, pea sized hail, and a few lightning strikes through 5:30 PM. Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects.
MOIA shared critical city resources with immigrants in Brooklyn & Queens last week. We were also in Sunset Park assisting Chinese-speaking immigrants with IDNYC appointments & information sharing. Thanks to our partners:
@vnshealth
,
@pcra_nyc
UCA,
@nycemergencymgt
@NYCYouth
NYC Emergency Management and Afrikana share a commitment of creating a welcoming city for all.
Afrikana, through their executive director, herself a former asylum seeker, Adama Bah, empowers longtime residents and newcomers, including Black and Muslim migrants, to thrive.
Join us live from 6-7:30pm on Thursday, May 16, for a special episode of "Person Place Thing" with host Randy Cohen and his guest,
@nycemergencymgt
Commissioner Zachary Iscol!
Learn more & RSVP here:
@Randylandia
@zachiscol
April 25 was
#TakeOurKidsToWorkDay
!
We loved showing our NYCEM families how we work to keep our communities safe and how important public service is. ⚠️
Preparedness is a team effort, and it was so special to share our mission with partners at
@FDNY
@NYPDNews
@GoodDogTherapy
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☀️Here Comes the Sun ...and a whole lot of walking!
Watch NYC's emergency managers channel their inner Beatles in the
@workwellnyc
Step Challenge! 🚶♀️🚶♂️
We Can Work It Out! 💪 Get the latest NYC updates 🚨 with
@NotifyNYC
at
ICYMI: Cases of botulism-like illness after cosmetic injections with botulinum toxin (“Botox”) are being investigated in NYC and nationwide.
If you recently had one of these procedures, here's what you need to know:
The $1.4 billion East Side Coastal Resiliency Project isn't just vital to our flood prevention efforts — it's going to look good too!
Now about 40% complete, this effort is going to bring flood walls, open space and parks that will benefit thousands:
When we talk about Getting Stuff Done, we really mean it! 💪
Our $1.4 billion investment to protect Manhattan from storms and sea level ride is nearly 40% complete. This project includes flood walls, parks and waterfront access.
Drier and cooler conditions are expected today as high pressure settles over the region. ☀️🌷
Despite plenty of sunshine, temperatures run 5 to 10 degrees below normal for late April, only rebounding into the 50s this afternoon.
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#CTwx
#NJwx