1. Be Informed
The City has a high-frequency tornado siren in place, for life-threatening emergencies. It is tested every first Monday of the month at 10 am.
The City does not have any sand bags to offer, you will need to contact the local TXDOT in Comanche for sandbags. For information on the local TXDOT offices, click here.
In a major disaster, it might be several days before vital city services are restored. De Leon is exposed to a wide variety of hazards, both natural and man-made, including tornadoes, fires, severe storms, and flooding. Your best defense is to be informed and prepared for emergencies, both at home and in your place of business. We've provided a number of resources to help you create a plan that will assist you during an emergency.
2. Get Alerts
3. Prepare an Emergency Plan for Your Business
4. Disaster Recovery
Recovery activities are those necessary to restore services and systems to a state of normalcy. Recovery actions include damage assessment and those necessary to return health and safety systems (e.g., water) and services (e.g., acute health care) to minimum operating standards. Various recovery activities are likely to be long-term and may continue for many years.
Additional Resources:
Mitigation Ideas & Tips for Recovery - FEMA
Public Assistance Guide - FEMA
The National Flood Insurance Program - FEMA
After A Disaster – American Red Cross