CT DESPP/DEMHS has activated CrisisTrack to capture damage reports from the Sept. 13 flooding event. Individuals and households can report flood-related damages and unmet needs using this survey. The information reported will be used to determine if the State is eligible for any post-disaster programs through FEMA and/or the Small Business Administration. Submitting a report does not guarantee assistance. Residents with life-safety emergencies should call 911. Residents needing immediate non-emergency assistance may contact 211.

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Summer Weather Awareness

Summer is a beautiful time of year in Connecticut with opportunities for summer fun on the Connecticut shoreline, in the mountains of Litchfield County, or at the many lakes, rivers and streams across the state. With summer weather comes the risk for severe weather such as flooding, severe storms and tornadoes, hurricanes, tropical storms, and extreme heat. The pages within this section will help you prepare your home, family, and business for potentially severe summer weather while living in or visiting Connecticut.

Connecticut Know Your Zone!

Shoreline Evacuation Maps

In order to know when to evacuate for hurricane surge flooding, you must KNOW YOUR ZONE! Connecticut residents and visitors can learn about shoreline hurricane evacuation zones and vulnerability to storm surge by clicking on this link.

Contact

Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection

1111 Country Club Road
Middletown CT 06457
Phone Number: (860) 685-8531