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The Utah Division of Emergency Management is the lead state government agency in Utah for prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response (including state-to-state mutual aid), and recovery actions and activities.

2024 Spring Floods



Every spring, Utah communities experience heightened flood risk due to the
combination of runoff from snowmelt together with ongoing spring snowfalls
and rain. Below are several resources to help you, your family and your
community prepare, respond to, and reduce flood risk.




Click on tabs to choose an EOC dashboard


The Great Utah ShakeOut

Mark your calendars for April 18, 2024, for the thirteenth annual Great Utah ShakeOut!

The Drop, Cover, and Hold on drill is less than a year away. Now is the time to register your family, church group, business, school or workplace at ShakeOut.org/utah.

In the mean time, you can upload photos, stories or videos to the ShakeOut website by logging into your profile. Take time to ramp up your preparedness by visiting our Be Ready Utah program. You can also download your own banners to display on your website, blog or Facebook page from the Resources section of the site.

If you practiced Drop, Cover, and Hold on sometime in 2023 you can still be counted in the 2023 ShakeOut. Just update your registration at ShakeOut.org/utah.

Since 2012, we have had 9.9 million registrations in the Great Utah ShakeOut.

Want to know who’s participating? Here’s the list
Follow the ShakeOut on Twitter: @UtahShakeOut or by using the hashtag #shakeout. Check us out on Facebook, too.




Do you know Utah’s natural hazards?

Visit hazards.utah.gov, local government’s resource for knowing what can go wrong and how to fix it.


Click the image above to find state and local plans for how government plans to deal with avalanches, climate change, dam failures, drought, flood, earthquakes, severe weather, wildfires and more. You can also see where we, as a state need to improve. Local government can use this document to learn where to best invest tax dollars.

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More emergency preparedness information at: 
BeReady.Utah.gov


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In 2017, Utah DEM achieved accreditation for the third time. Accreditation is valid for five years.
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Utah DEM became a WRN Ambassador in 2015. Your organization can, too.

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