For winter storm related assistance, contact your local emergency management official. A listing by county can be found here.
If you need additional information, contact the Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) 24 Hour Operations Desk at 800-255-2587.
Resources:
WINTER SAFETY INFORMATION
https://healthalerts.ky.gov/Pages/WinterSafety.aspx
PREPAREDNESS TIPS
https://kyem.ky.gov/Preparedness/Pages/default.aspx
TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
From Governor Beshear's Facebook Page:
Warming centers are available for Kentuckians experiencing power outages due to Winter Storm Blair. Visit the Kentucky Shelter & Warming Center Map or call 800-255-2587 to find a location near you.
Stay safe and stay warm!
"Moore Safe Nights"
A Virginia Moore Legacy Project
Are you a deaf or hard of hearing person living in Kentucky? Do you feel like you're always out of the loop when bad weather comes to your area? Would you like some peace of mind for when bad weather approaches you while you're sleeping? Apply for a free weather radio for the deaf and hard of hearing using our online application now!
Alternatively, anyone can request a paper copy of the application by contacting our office:
800-372-2907 (V)
502-416-0607 (VP)
kcdhh@ky.gov
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