NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH - DAY 12

During a Catastrophic Emergency,
You'll Need to Know How to Communicate with Others 

With the power out, you'll start to feel isolated pretty quickly. But during an emergency, it will be more important than ever to stay in touch with those around you. Fortunately you can still communicate if you make sure you have the right tools.  We here in Limestone County has first hand experience with this.  Remember the 2011 tornadoes; those with cell phones had no service for several days.  Cell phones service can and do crash in emergencies – particularly when everyone is trying to make calls.  

Link: Steps to Make Sure This Doesn't Happen To You