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Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. McGruff the Crime Dog (pictured) was out in force with the Marine Corps Police Dept. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. McGruff the Crime Dog (pictured) was out in force with the Marine Corps Police Dept. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

MCLB Albany Emergency Manager Steven Dancer speaks to a family about the Installation Mass Notification and Warning System during the 2nd Annual MCLB Albany Preparedness Fair. The event drew 20 families, which represents about 20 percent of the installation's housing community. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

MCLB Albany Emergency Manager Steven Dancer speaks to a family about the Installation Mass Notification and Warning System during the 2nd Annual MCLB Albany Preparedness Fair. The event drew 20 families, which represents about 20 percent of the installation's housing community. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees. MCLB Albany Game Warden (pictured) was among the participating agencies. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees. MCLB Albany Game Warden (pictured) was among the participating agencies. Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Agencies from the Installation and those that support the Installation hosted a Preparedness Fair for families and employees of MCLB Albany. Some of those agencies included the MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services, the Marine Corps Police Dept, Naval Branch Health Clinic, MCLB Albany Game Warden, and Marine Corps Family Team Building. Supporting agencies included the National Weather Service from Peachtree City Ga, Boy Scout Troop 23, American Red Cross, and Public Health District 8-2 Emergency Preparedness.

Photo by Nathan Hanks, MCLB Albany PAO

Staff of the Armed Forces Bank stand in front of a National Preparedness Month 2016 display featuring items for an emergency kit. Courtesy photo by MCAS Yuma

Staff of the Armed Forces Bank stand in front of a National Preparedness Month 2016 display featuring items for an emergency kit. Courtesy photo by MCAS Yuma

Photo by MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma Installation Emergency Manager (right) stands in front of a display in the Commissary. The display highlights items needed for an emergency kit. Courtesy photo by MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma Installation Emergency Manager (right) stands in front of a display in the Commissary. The display highlights items needed for an emergency kit. Courtesy photo by MCAS Yuma

Photo by MCAS Yuma

Ready Marine Corps highlighted key items to include in pets' go-bags.

Ready Marine Corps highlighted key items to include in pets' go-bags.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

A Ready Marine Corps Team Member (right) discuss making an emergency plan with a family.

A Ready Marine Corps Team Member (right) discuss making an emergency plan with a family.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

Frankie the Service Dogs sits in the National Museum of the Marine Corps' Scuttlebutt Theater during the Ready Marine Corps presentation on pet preparedness.

Frankie the Service Dogs sits in the National Museum of the Marine Corps' Scuttlebutt Theater during the Ready Marine Corps presentation on pet preparedness.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

MCICOM Emergency Manager Section Head presents general pet preparedness information during the Dog Days of Summer event at the National Museum of the Marine Corps on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016.

MCICOM Emergency Manager Section Head presents general pet preparedness information during the Dog Days of Summer event at the National Museum of the Marine Corps on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

If you or someone close to you has an exceptional need, you should make special preparations in case of an emergency. (VIRIN: 130529-M-II268-010)

If you or someone close to you has an exceptional need, you should make special preparations in case of an emergency. (VIRIN: 130529-M-II268-010)

Photo by Cpl. Chelsea Anderson

Include every member of your family - including canine, feline, or otherwise - in your emergency plan. Your furry or feathered friend requires special care and accommodations during an emergency.

Include every member of your family - including canine, feline, or otherwise - in your emergency plan. Your furry or feathered friend requires special care and accommodations during an emergency.

Photo by Cpl. Allison Lotz

Marine families are mobile and at times may not be together in one place when a disaster happens. Getting to a safe location and regaining contact is critical in such instances. A family emergency plan ensures everyone knows what to do, where to meet, and who to check in with if faced with various emergencies.

Marine families are mobile and at times may not be together in one place when a disaster happens. Getting to a safe location and regaining contact is critical in such instances. A family emergency plan ensures everyone knows what to do, where to meet, and who to check in with if faced with various emergencies.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

Get to know your installation emergency manager and the readiness resources available to you.

Get to know your installation emergency manager and the readiness resources available to you.

Photo by Camp Lejeune

Use the links under the Stay Informed tab to learn about all types of hazards, including natural and manmade hazards, acts of terror, and diseases, facing the Marine Corps community.

Use the links under the Stay Informed tab to learn about all types of hazards, including natural and manmade hazards, acts of terror, and diseases, facing the Marine Corps community.

Photo by MCAS Cherry Point

Never miss a message or alert by keeping you information up to date in the Emergency Mass Notification System.

Never miss a message or alert by keeping you information up to date in the Emergency Mass Notification System.

Photo by Ready Marine Corps

Marines who know their spouse, children, and pets are equipped with the knowledge and tools to face any emergency can stay mission focused. Ready Marine Corps supports overall combat readiness by ensuring Marines and their families have access to the information they need to stay informed, make a plan, and build a kit. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Gunnery Sgt. Andrew D. Pendracki

Marines who know their spouse, children, and pets are equipped with the knowledge and tools to face any emergency can stay mission focused. Ready Marine Corps supports overall combat readiness by ensuring Marines and their families have access to the information they need to stay informed, make a plan, and build a kit. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Gunnery Sgt. Andrew D. Pendracki

Photo by Gunnery Sgt. Andrew Pendracki

U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Tyson Trombley, an engineer equipment mechanic with 3rd Battalion, 12th Marines, Headquarters Battery, 3D Marine Division prepares vehicles to operate in snow at Yausubetsu Maneuver Area, Japan, during Artillery Relocation Training Program (ARTP) 15-3, Nov. 24, 2015. ARTP enables Marine Corps artillery units to conduct battery level training in order to improve mission readiness by training to artillery mission essential tasks. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Juan Bustos/Released)

U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Tyson Trombley, an engineer equipment mechanic with 3rd Battalion, 12th Marines, Headquarters Battery, 3D Marine Division prepares vehicles to operate in snow at Yausubetsu Maneuver Area, Japan, during Artillery Relocation Training Program (ARTP) 15-3, Nov. 24, 2015. ARTP enables Marine Corps artillery units to conduct battery level training in order to improve mission readiness by training to artillery mission essential tasks. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Juan Bustos/Released)

Photo by Lance Cpl. Juan Bustos

Set your own course through any hazard: stay informed, make a plan, build a kit. Live Ready Marine Corps.

Ready Marine Corps