• 2008 Michigan Citizen Corps Conference
A conference for the front line volunteer

• Michigan Volunteer Registry
site is used to register, notify, and inform individuals who are interested in volunteering in the event of a natural or public emergency.

• State Program Contacts
Contact state Coordinators for Citizen Corps Program, CERT, VIPS, Neighborhood Watch, Fire Corps, and MRC

• What is the Michigan Citizen Corps Program?
The Michigan Citizen Corps Program helps communities coordinate volunteers to prepare for and respond to local emergencies.

• Community Emergency Response Training (CERT)
The CERT program helps train people to be better prepared to respond to emergency situations in their communities.

• Michigan Citizen Corps Newsletter
This quarterly publication contains federal, state and local information regarding Citizen Corps and it's program partners (CERT, VIPS, Neighborhood Watch, Fire Corps, Medical Reserve Corps).

• Citizen Corps Program Partners
Community Emergency Response Team - Volunteers in Police Services - Fire Corps - Medical Reserve Corps - Neighborhood Watch

• Get Involved in Citizen Corps! 
What can I do to help my family and my community?

• Severe Weather Awareness Packet 2008 
Public information regarding tornadoes, lightning, and flooding.

• Winter Hazards 
TIME TO PREPARE FOR WINTER HAZARDS

• National Preparedness Month - Tool Kit Now Available
Prepare for the Unexpected

• Skywarn National Home Page
SKYWARN is a concept developed in the early 1970s that was intended to promote a cooperative effort between the National Weather Service and communities

• Lightning Overview 
This awesome show of nature also causes death and destruction. PLAN your safety measures.

• Current Roads and Weather information:
Updated daily between November and April

• Michigan Committee for Severe Weather Awareness
Formed in 1991 by the governor of Michigan. The MCSWA mission is to provide information and advice that keeps Michigan residents prepared when severe weather strikes.

• Ready.gov
Information on federal, state and local public preparedness campaigns.

• Avian Influenza
What You Should Know

• Michigan Severe Weather Awareness
Severe Weather Awareness Information, Poster Contest, Committee Members

• A Family Preparedness Guide
An emergency can occur quickly and without warning. The most important thing you can do to keep yourself and your family safe from an emergency is to prepare, stay calm, and follow instructions from emergency personnel.

• School Lockdown/Shelter-in-Place Drill Policy
Guidelines for school administrators to coordinate & conduct required drills.

• FAQs for Schools on Homeland Security
What schools should do on Homeland Security

• The Seven Signs of Terrorism Video
DVD video produced by the Michigan State Police

• Homeland Security FAQ's
What is Michigan doing about the threat of terrorism?

• Fiscal Year 2003 Authorized Equipment List
FY-03 SHSGP Authorized Equipment List (AEL)

• Emergency Management and Homeland Security Links
Links to Other Emergency Management & Homeland Security Sites of Interest