
Community Safety Talks - Before the storm: Practical Preparedness for Severe Weather
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The Community Safety Talks series aims to promote a safe environment for everyone. Kansas weather is unpredictable. This session will provide participants with an overview of the full range of severe and extreme weather hazards common to Kansas—including storms, heat, cold, and winter weather. Attendees will learn practical tips from emergency management on how to prepare ahead of time, respond safely during an event, and recover afterward, helping them feel more confident and prepared without creating unnecessary fear.
This event is open to anyone, including students, staff and faculty at K-State and members of the surrounding community. Professional development credit will be offered to all faculty and staff who attend the event.
Register online.
Presenters: Rikki Blume and Chip Redmond, Division of Risk and Safety- Emergency Management and Kansas Mesonet
Coffee will be provided, courtesy of Joyce and Joe's Cornerstone Café.
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