Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams Presentation NJGAINED Meeting July 2014 ReadyNJ 2014-10-29 | This is a presentation by the Federal Emergency Management Agency at the NJ Group for Access and Integration Needs in Emergencies and Disasters (NJGAINED) meeting, July 2014. The speaker is John Kosciolek, Manager of the FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams.
NJ TF1 Deployment to Champlain Tower Collapse - Surfside, FL - July 2021 ReadyNJ 2021-07-19 | On June 30, 2021, New Jersey Task Force 1 (NJ-TF1) was activated as 1 of the 28 teams of the National Urban Search & Rescue (US&R) Response System deployed to assist with the rescue and recovery efforts resulting from the Champlain Tower Collapse.NJ-TF1 deployed as a Type 1 US&R Team on the morning of July 1, 2021, consisting of 70 team members, in 21 technically skilled positions, and 10 ground support personnel. The team responded via; two crew carriers, three tractor-trailers, two box trucks, five F-450 crew trucks, two passenger vans, two K-9 units, two utility terrain vehicles, and a fleet service truck. A water rescue component of six boats with trailers and a water support trailer was also deployed as part of the Type 1 cache of equipment and also because it was hurricane season. A FEMA Type 1 US&R Team consists of an 80-person team capable of 24-hour operations in structural collapse rescue, wide area search and swift water rescue in a CBRNE environment. This team is designed to be logistically self-sufficient for the first 72 hours of operation, and can function with support for up to 14 days under remote and austere conditions. NJ-TF1 staged in Miami, Florida. This was the team’s eighth deployment as a FEMA US&R Team since 2016. The team had past experience in structural collapse from 9/11, Tropicana Hotel Parking Garage Collapse and the Hackensack Parking Garage Collapse among others. The team received demobilization orders on July 15 2021 and returned home to NJ-TF1 HQ on July 17, 2021.
NJ-TF1 Homecoming ReadyNJ 2021-07-18 | NJ-TF1 Homecoming Thank you to our friends and family who support us, believe in us, and give us strength. #ReadyNJ #NJTF1
NJ-TF1 Returns Home! ReadyNJ 2021-07-18 | NJ-TF1 Returns Home from the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfide, Florida - July 17, 2021
NJ-TF1 Return Home from Miami ReadyNJ 2021-07-15 | NJ-TF1 News UpdateNJ-TF1 has completed their mission and is on the road home from Miami. We are honored to have been able to assist our brothers and sisters during this tragic event. Surfside continues to be in our thoughts and prayers. See you soon, New Jersey! #ReadyNJ #NJTF1 #surfsidestrong #surfside #miami
NJ-TF1 Has Rolled Out ReadyNJ 2021-07-01 | The team is en route to Surfside, Florida in response to the Champlain Towers Collapse. The team will integrate into current operations with the brave first responders who have been working around the clock in search of survivors. Follow us for updates!#ReadyNJ #surfside#NJTF1
New Jerseys Register Ready Video in American Sign Language ASL ReadyNJ 2021-05-27 | “Register Ready – New Jersey’s Special Needs Registry for Disasters” allows New Jersey residents with disabilities or access and functional needs and their families, friends, caregivers and associates an opportunity to provide information to emergency response agencies so emergency responders can better plan to serve them in a disaster or other emergency.The information collected here is confidential and will not be available to the public. The information will be held securely and only used for emergency response and planning.Why should you register?- To be notified by local officials when an evacuation has been ordered.- IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE!For Registry Assistance, dial 211 (toll-free) and an operator will assist you in registering.Visit registerready.nj.gov today!
New Jerseys COVID-19 Vaccination Program - Law Enforcement ReadyNJ 2021-01-12 | New Jersey’s COVID-19 Vaccination Program is now open to sworn law enforcement, fire professionals, and other first responders.New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan encourages all law enforcement officers to get vaccinated to protect themselves, their families, and the people we serve. This is an informational video about the vaccine and a message from Colonel Callahan.Note: Colonel Callahan was able to receive the Moderna vaccine at Morristown Medical Center shortly after making this video. For information and resources about COVID-19 Vaccination including pre-registration, please visit covid19.nj.gov/pages/vaccine. For general COVID-19 questions, please call 2-1-1 For medical COVID-19 questions, please call 1-800-962-1253
COVID-19: Plan Ahead for How to Deal with Disasters During Coronavirus ReadyNJ 2020-05-27 | In order to encourage Americans to prepare themselves, their families, and their communities, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in partnership with The Advertising Council, has sponsored public service advertisements (PSAs) that educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to all kinds of emergencies.To view and download all of the Ready Campaign's PSAs, visit the Ad Council Web site www.psacentral.org.Be prepared! Visit ready.nj.gov today!
New Jersey State Police Colonel Callahan at the Secaucus Field Medical Station ReadyNJ 2020-04-03 | ...
9/11 Presentation - Law Enforcement Aspects of the NJ-WTC Family Assistance Center ReadyNJ 2020-02-20 | ...
Puerto Rico EMAC Deployment - Response to Earthquakes - First Wave - 2020 ReadyNJ 2020-02-04 | Governor Murphy to Deploy Troopers to Puerto Rico after Devastating EarthquakesTrenton, N.J. – Due to the recent devastation to Puerto Rico as a result of severe earthquakes that struck the island, Governor Phil Murphy authorized a contingent of New Jersey State Troopers to be deployed to Puerto Rico to assist with recovery efforts.On Wednesday, January 22, a seven-member advance team will fly from Newark International Airport to San Juan International Airport. The advance team’s objective will be to obtain supplies at FEMA Headquarters in Caguas before traveling to the Ponce region of the island where they will coordinate with local officials to prepare for a contingent of 50 State Troopers, which is scheduled to depart on Saturday, January 25 and to return on Sunday, February 9.The deployment’s mission will consist of providing force protection at seven base camps that are currently housing between 2,000 and 5,000 residents on a daily basis. Additionally, troopers will be assigned to major traffic control posts within the city limits for the duration of the deployment.Assistance is provided through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC), a mutual aid agreement allowing states and territories to share resources in response to natural and man-made disasters.“Puerto Rico continues to be impacted by the destruction caused by Hurricane Maria, and now the island is also facing the aftermath of devastating earthquakes, leaving many families displaced and without a sense of normalcy,” said Governor Murphy. “We will always stand with the people of Puerto Rico, and today, I have directed the New Jersey State Police to assist in emergency response efforts in order to help the people of Puerto Rico rebuild their homes and lives.”"Our New Jersey State Troopers are always the first to step up and the last to step aside,” said Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal. “Just as they did in the wake of Hurricane Maria, they are deploying to help the people of Puerto Rico in their time of need. This skilled group will ensure that aid and relief supplies reach the most impacted people and areas of Puerto Rico.”“Before we departed from the last of our deployments to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, we made a promise to local officials and residents that should they ever need us again, we would be there. Today we are making good on that promise,” said Colonel Patrick Callahan of the New Jersey State Police. “We are deploying a highly skilled contingent of troopers that will be able to immediately integrate into the recovery efforts already in place.”
Sneaky Winter Hazards - Part 2 - NOAA ReadyNJ 2020-02-04 | Winter 2019weather.gov/wrn/winter2019-sneaky-winter-hazards-sm
Sneaky Winter Hazards - Part 1 - NOAA ReadyNJ 2020-02-04 | Winter 2019Learn more: weather.gov/wrn/winter2019-sneaky-winter-hazards-sm
First Responders Return Home ReadyNJ 2018-10-29 | NJ-TF1 returns home from deployment to Florida in response to Hurricane Michael 2018
NJ TF1 FEMA USAR HURRICANE MICHAEL ReadyNJ 2018-10-20 | NJ-TF1 deployment to Florida in response to Hurricane Michael 2018
Welcome Home, NJ-TF1! ReadyNJ 2018-09-26 | NJ-TF1 returns from North Carolina in response to Hurricane Florence. This was their longest deployment since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Early morning views of Hurricane Florence ReadyNJ 2018-09-15 | Early morning views from one of our high water vehicles as Hurricane Florence made landfall in NC
Its Hurricane Season! Are You Ready!? ReadyNJ 2018-06-15 | The time to prepare is NOW. Don’t Wait! Learn what you need to build a kit, make a plan, and stay informed!Download our FREE NJ Hurricane Survival Guide to get started at http://ready.nj.gov/pl…/hurricanes.shtml today!Do you need hurricane preparedness info in another language for your family or community? Visit ready.gov/languages for flyers, brochures, tri-folds, press releases and public service announcements tailored to provide disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation information in multiple languages.If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan for Hurricane Season NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov or call NJ 2-1-1.Preparedness is for everyone! Remember to include pets in all of your emergency plans! Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to learn how.#ReadyNJ#HurricanePrep#HurricaneStrong#ItOnlyTakesOne#FridayFeelingThe time to prepare is NOW! Visit ready.nj.gov today!!!Stay Informed! Follow Us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJersey Twitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
Grilling Fire Safety Tips ReadyNJ 2018-06-15 | The weather is shaping up for a beautiful weekend to head outdoors and fire up the grill. However, even the Grill Master could learn some safety tips! Watch & share this video about Grilling Safety Tips for more info!Remember, if you need a last minute gift idea for dad, the gift of preparedness is always a great idea! Check out ready.nj.gov to learn how to build an emergency kit you can present your dad with this Father’s Day!#ReadyNJ#FridayFeeling#GrillSafety#FathersDayWeekendStay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJersey Twitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
When The Earth Shakes Animated Video ReadyNJ 2018-05-21 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared! Visit today www.ready.nj.gov to learn how to plan and prepare for earthquakes and other emergencies today! Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more! If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov. Stay Informed! Follow us! Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJersey Twitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJ Instagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJ YouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
Turn Around Dont Drown PSA ReadyNJ 2018-05-17 | Here are a few flood safety tips to follow: - Avoid areas subject to sudden flooding.- Even six inches of fast moving floodwater can knock you off your feet, and a depth of two feet will float your car! Never try to walk, bike or drive through flooded areas. Water may be deeper than you think!- Do not attempt to drive over a flooded road. Obey traffic barriers. STOP! Turn around and go another way.- Keep children from playing in floodwaters or near culverts and storm drains. Learn more about flood safety at http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/floods.shtmlBe sure to stay informed on weather conditions in your area. For those living in Central and Southern New Jersey visit US National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Hollyhttp://www.weather.gov/phi/. For those living in Northern New Jersey and the New York Metro area visit US National Weather Service New York NY http://www.weather.gov/okx/.
NWS - Help Your Neighbors - 2017 - Open Captioning ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
Important Things To Know Before a Disaster ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
FEMA - Dont Wait! Communicate! - Open Captioning - English ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't wait, communicate with your family today about an emergency plan today. Visit www.Ready.gov/communicate for tools and resources to make and practice a family emergency communication plan. In recent years, devastating earthquakes, tornadoes, floods and wildfires have highlighted the need for Americans to prepare for natural disaster. However, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), half of Americans have not discussed or developed a family emergency plan. The Ad Council has partnered with FEMA on the Ready Campaign since 2003, with the goal of educating Americans about the best ways to prepare.Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
NWS - Strengthen Your Home - 2017 - Open Captioning ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
NWS - Flood Insurance - 2017 - Open Captioning ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
NWS - Assemble Disaster Supplies - 2017 - Open Captioning ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
NWS - Develop an Evacuation Plan - 2017 - Open Captioning ReadyNJ 2018-04-24 | Don't Wait To Get Prepared!Visit http://ready.nj.gov/plan-prepare/torn... today to learn how to plan and prepare for tornadoes and other emergencies today!Pets are family too! Remember to include them in your emergency plans. Visit animalemergency.nj.gov to find out more!If you, a family member or a neighbor have special needs, be sure to visit Register Ready, New Jersey's Special Needs Registry for Disaster Planning, to get started on making your emergency plan NOW. Visit www.registerready.nj.gov.Stay Informed! Follow us!Facebook www.facebook.com/ReadyNewJerseyTwitter www.twitter.com/ReadyNJInstagram www.instagram.com/ReadyNJYouTube youtube.com/user/ReadyNJ
