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News Article Viewer - Posted: 09/01/2026Fire DepartmentBe Ready, Stay PreparedSeptember is National Preparedness Month, making it the perfect time to prepare your family for emergencies. Build or update a disaster kit with water, nonperishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and important documents. Create a family communication plan so everyone knows where to meet and how to stay in touch if you’re separated. Whether it’s a wildfire, severe weather, or a power outage, being prepared can make all the difference. Taking a few simple steps today can help protect your family when the unexpected happens. Preparedness also means knowing the risks in your area and making sure every member of your household understands what to do in an emergency. Take time to review evacuation routes, check emergency supplies, and talk with children about basic safety steps. A little planning now can help your family respond with confidence when it matters most. Looking ahead to Fire Prevention Week, join us on October 10 at Station 61, 250 W Buena Vista Blvd, Washington, UT 84780, for our Fire Prevention Week Open House. Stop by to learn more about fire safety, meet your local firefighters, and enjoy a community-focused event for all ages. –Fire DepartmentWashingtonUtah.gov/fire
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