RespondDE Resources
Preparation Resources
- Emergency Preparedness Checklist
- Emergency Preparedness, Important Documents List
- Emergency Preparedness – UD Communication Card (Center for Disabilities Studies)
- Emergency Communication Plan English (Communication Plan Spanish)
- Preparedness Buddy
Resource Links
- COVID-19 Information and Resources
- COVID-19 Mental Health Information and Resources
- Delaware Emergency Notification System (DENS) Registration
- DE TRAIN – Trainings available for MRC unit volunteer groups
- RespondDE Volunteer – Volunteer Registration
- RespondDE Volunteer Request Form
- Help Is Here
- National MRC Website
- Smart 911 Registration
- University of Delaware Center for Disabilities – Helpful Tips & Communication Tool
National Medical Reserve Corps (MRC)
Delaware Health and Social Services (DHSS)
- Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH)
- Delaware Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention
- Self-Management Program – Lay Leaders
Weather
- NOAA’s National Weather Service – Philadelphia/Mt. Holly Office (put in your zip code for local information)
- NOAA’s National Hurricane Center
- NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center
Emergency Preparedness
- Disaster Preparedness
- Prepare Delaware
- Ready.gov
- NOAA Hurricane Preparedness
- Flu Information
- Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
County Emergency Management Agencies
- New Castle County Office of Emergency Management – (302) 395-2700
- Kent County Division of Emergency Management – (302) 735-3465
- Sussex County Emergency Operations Center – (302) 855-7801
Red Cross Apps
Radio Stations
- NOAA Weather Radio (broadcasts advisories, watches and warnings from the National Weather Service, as well as civil emergency messages, like evacuations and shelter-in-place)
- Click here to find your nearest weather radio station (clicking on a station’s ‘call sign’ will show a map of that station’s coverage area)
RespondDE Mission Statement
To serve the state of Delaware by establishing, implementing, and sustaining Delaware’s reserve units of medical and non-medical volunteers to strengthen the public health infrastructure, improve emergency preparedness response, and increase community resilience in Delaware.