FEMA

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

About this app

The FEMA App is your personalized disaster resource, so you feel empowered and ready to take charge of any disaster life throws your way.

PLAN.
Learn how to prepare for common hazards quickly and easily. Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, the FEMA App can help you learn basic preparedness strategies like how to create a family emergency communication plan, what to pack in your emergency kit, and what to do immediately after a disaster.

PROTECT.
Knowing when and how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your property during a disaster can make all the difference. With the FEMA App, you can receive real-time weather and emergency alerts from the National Weather Service for up to five locations nationwide. It can also help you find a nearby shelter if you need to evacuate to a safe space.

RECOVER.
The FEMA App gives you the tools you need to recover after a disaster. Find out if your location is eligible for FEMA assistance, find Disaster Recovery Center locations, and get answers to your most pressing questions. Instantly connect with FEMA’s disaster resources so you find the help that you need when you need it most.

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Ratings and reviews

The FEMA app is a valuable resource, but it could definitely use a refresh. The user interface feels outdated, and a more modern design would make it easier to navigate. Additionally, incorporating some AI features could enhance the app’s capabilities and provide more personalized information and assistance to users.

App is solid and works as advertised. Problem is lack of ability to tune alerts. I don't want to have my family woken up every night at 03:00 because the weather service has verified that we are still red flag warning for the fourth day in a row or because the riverbanks that always flood are going to flood again. Yes, you can manually silence it every night with effort, but I do want to be woken if there is an actual wildfire or flood.