Emergency Management

Being prepared is everyone's responsibility. All sectors of society should plan ahead for emergency situations. During the first few hours or days following a disaster, essential services may not be available. People must be prepared to act on their own.

Community Education


Ogden City is committed to educating and preparing its citizens for emergency situations. Residents can find monthly preparedness tips in the At Your Service Newsletter and are encouraged to sign up for the City's emergency notification system.

Learn More


To learn more about what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones in an emergency, view the Family Emergency Preparedness Guide (PDF) or see the related documents for information on food storage, preparing a 72-hour kit, the City's Emergency Operations Plan and more.
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Related Documents

  1. FEMA's Emergency Supply Checklist (PDF)
  2. Activation Levels for Emergency Operations Center (PDF)
  3. Emergency Operations Center Organizational Chart (PDF)
  4. Family Emergency Preparedness Guide (PDF)
  5. FEMA - Are You Ready (PDF)
  6. Financial First Aid Kit (PDF)
  7. Financial First Aid Kit Forms (PDF)
  8. Ogden Emergency Operations Plan (PDF)
  9. Year at a Glance - 72 Hour Kit (PDF)
  10. Year at a Glance - Food Storage (PDF)
  11. Your Handbook to Earthquakes in Utah (PDF)