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❄️ Code Blue is in effect as dangerously cold temperatures move into NYC. During Code Blue, no one is denied shelter and outreach teams are actively connecting unsheltered neighbors with safe, warm spaces. If you see someone who may need help, call 311 to request outreach support. In emergencies, call 911. Please check on older adults, neighbors with health conditions, and anyone who may need extra support during this storm.
❄️ Preparing for the winter storm: travel & movement guidance ❄️ https://conta.cc/3NOu43b Winter weather is part of life on Staten Island and a snowy weekend can mean slowing down and staying close to home with loved ones. At the same time, winter storms can create real risks, especially when travel becomes hazardous or conditions change quickly. Staten Island Community Organizations Active in Disaster - SI COAD has pulled together current guidance, tips, and easily shareable graphics to help organizations and residents plan ahead as the storm approaches. 👉 https://conta.cc/3NOu43b #StaySafeSI
❄️ Winter Storm Preparedness Update ❄️ As we get ready for the incoming winter storm, SI COAD will be sharing updates on a rolling basis over the next few days. Stay informed and prepared by signing up for NOTIFY NYC alerts today! 📱 Get emergency updates straight to your phone: ➡️ Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 ➡️ Reply with your ZIP code(s) for localized alerts 🔗 Or sign up online: https://a858-nycnotify.nyc.gov/notifynyc/ Don’t wait—getting information early can make all the difference. Stay safe, Staten Island! 💙❄️
Throwback Thursday!!! The Community Climate Corps is coming up on a full year of activities, and we thought it would be good to look back at some highlights of the first year and reflect on their impact with this new program. One of the first places to start would probably be our first major event, a performance of Flood Sensor Aunty at Snug Harbor on April 19th, 2025. The production, designed by artist Sabina Sethi Unni, is part theater show, part community disaster prevention, going into the story about how a flood sensor working at her aunt’s chai shop wants to be a movie star, but hilarity ensues in pursuit of that goal. With a frank discussion on climate resilience and disaster prevention attached, Flood Censor Aunty was a creative way to not only raise awareness regarding flood preparedness.
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