Diagram of Shelter-In-place - Nebraska

Diagram of Shelter-In-place is a legal document that was released by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within Nebraska.

FAQ

Q: What is shelter-in-place?
A: Shelter-in-place is a directive to stay indoors and take immediate shelter during emergencies like severe weather, chemical spills, or other dangerous situations.

Q: When should I shelter-in-place?
A: You should shelter-in-place when there is a threat of severe weather, a chemical release, or other hazardous conditions that could pose a risk to your safety.

Q: What should I do during a shelter-in-place order?
A: Stay indoors, close all windows and doors, turn off ventilation systems, and seek shelter in an interior room with no windows. Follow any additional instructions given by local authorities.

Q: How long should I stay in place during a shelter-in-place order?
A: You should remain in place until you receive an official "all-clear" notification from local authorities, indicating that it is safe to resume normal activities.

Q: How will I be notified of a shelter-in-place order in Nebraska?
A: Emergency alerts may be sent through various channels, including local media, emergency alert systems, and mobile phone notifications. It is important to stay informed and be aware of the latest updates from local authorities.