Kitsap DEM

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We help the people of Kitsap County prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters.

The KCDEM mobil radio antenna was used at this year's Field Day.
Printed info on this graphic not included in text: GET PREPARED! Community Preparedness Event Info: facebook.com/FrontlinePreparedness Contact: FrontlinePreparedness.wa@gmail.com
Picture of a fallen tree next to a house after a windstorm. Text: Don't underestimate strong wind - The safest place is inside, in an interior room, and away from windows - Prepare your home by trimming trees, repairing loose siding & shutters, and securing loose items weather.gov
Table display of preparedness resources.
Table display of preparedness resources.
Members of the West Sound Tech 3-D and computer gaming class with KCDEM's Brian Nielson.
Law enforcement officers sitting at tables listening to the presenter at the beginning of a training held at KCDEM's Operation & Training Center.
Decrative graphic with KCDEM and Washington Emergency Management logos. QR code link to: mil.wa.gov/preparedness
The KCDEM team at our resource table.
Picture of a road that was significantly damaged by the Nisqually earthquake in 2001 which left a car stuck in an area where part the pavement separated and fell to a level much lower than the rest of the pavement
The students and staff are posing for a group picture. Also included are additional photos of the students participating in the training.
Prepare in a Year: Create an Action Plan Graphic of a person holding a map
picture of waves hitting the shore
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A team of CERT volunteers practicing first aid skills as part of a training event.
picture of waves hitting the shore
picture of waves hitting the shore
Be prepared for a power outage. Power outabes are more likely to occur during strong winds and winter storms. Power outages may disrupt communications, water utilities, transportation, cause food spoilage and water contamination. Power outages may cause stores and other business to close and may prevent use of medical devices.
A graph of the forecast range of winds for both Seattle and Olympia on Wednesday, Dec. 24 2025. For Seattle the wind speed ranges from 12 mph at the low end to 67 mph at the high end. Forecast is provided by the National Weather Service.
Kitsap County Evacuation Levels in a poster form: Level 1 Ready with green background Level 2 Set with yellow background Level 3 Go! with red background
An aerial photo showing extensive tornado damage to two homes on December 18, 2018.