This week we have seen an earthquake in the Colorado area, as well as the East Coast area.  Did you feel it?   For more information on how to prepare for earthquakes, don’t forget to review our Earthquake Preparedness post.     Did you feel the earthquake? Yes! I felt the earthquake in the Colorado area. Yes! I felt the earthquake...

Post by:  Gina Stone   With the new school year ringing in, it’s time to review the back to school safety and preparedness plans!   Elementary school children (and Junior High as well) need to be reminded of the “Stranger Danger” and not to talk or go with anyone they don’t know.  Your school should have an Emergency Card on file, listing the...

Post by:  Chris Hall   Seconds count in an emergency. When you need help and have made the decision to call 9-1-1 you need help NOW.  Yet there are few courses in school or in the public sector that teach you HOW to effectively call 9-1-1 for help.   If you follow along with the steps below, you will be light years ahead of the average...

Post by:  Chuck Wilson As a founding contributor here at 2BeeReady.org I am thrilled to show you our new and improved website. We have all the great preparedness information you have come to expect in a sleek, stylish and easy to navigate page. In the coming weeks we will be adding even more new features to help spread the message in a fun and entertaining way....

Post by:  Gina Stone   We’ve discussed the necessity for a first aid kit, and what you would need if a person needed immediate help when they were injured; but would you know what to do if your dog, cat, or pet lizard needed help?  I ran into this issue this week, after coming home from school to find my Cavvie, Daisy,  whimpering and unable to move without...