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Publications
Annual & Biennial Reports
Annual and biennial reports highlight the agency's progress, accomplishments, and completed projects.
Ready New York
Ready New York guides offer tips and information in up to 13 languages to help New Yorkers prepare for all types of emergencies.
Visit the Ready New York page to access guides and other preparedness materials
Community Emergency Response Team Postcard
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program offers a 10-week training program for NYC residents interested in community preparedness and emergency response.
Download the postcard
Community Emergency Planning in NYC: A Toolkit for NYC Community and Faith-based Networks
Learn about how New York City plans for hazards and how your community can create its own emergency plan.
Get a copy of the toolkit
Annual Symposium
Every year, NYC Emergency Management's Community Preparedness team brings together service providers, consumers, advocates, and community stakeholders to its symposium to address planning for people that require a higher level of support during emergencies, including those with disabilities, access, and functional needs.
Access the most recent event materials
Building Partnerships. Enhancing Resiliency.
This brochure outlines programs that assist the private sector.
Download the brochure
Partners in Preparedness Brochure
Partners in Preparedness supports organizations in preparing their employees, services, and facilities for emergencies.
Download the brochure
Emergency Communication Board
To help people communicate during an emergency, this communication board uses pictures to help people describe their situation.
Download the communication board
NYC Hazard Mitigation Plan
This plan outlines goals, objectives, and specific actions New York City can take to reduce risks.
Learn more about hazard mitigation
NYC Risk Landscape
Based on the Hazard Mitigation Plan, this publication focuses on a targeted group of hazards that pose a risk to New York City and includes information on how the City approaches risk management.
Read the NYC Risk Landscape document
