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DHSES is proud to host our local law enforcement partners from across the State and the ATF at the State Preparedness Training Center for Canine Week. Working together, we are able to provide the latest training tools & techniques to these K9 teams to help keep New Yorkers safe.

We offer our heartfelt thanks to Chief Wutz for his service & selfless dedication to his community as he is honored at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony. Those who choose a life of service in firefighting embody bravery and courage. governor.ny.gov/news/governor-…

It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week in New York State! Follow us and NOAA this week as we educate New Yorkers on how they can prepare for and stay safe during hurricane season, which runs from June through November.

As Hurricane Season approaches, Triple Three Triple One alerting gives New Yorkers access to another tool to help keep themselves & their loved ones prepared for and safe during severe weather. I encourage everyone to take a moment & text their county or borough to 3-3-3-1-1-1.

🚨 Attention New Yorkers 🚨 A dangerous "Chromebook Challenge" trend is circulating, urging students to insert metal objects into USB ports, causing electrical shorts. This can lead to battery failure, fires, & toxic fumes. Stay safe — spread the word: on.ny.gov/438nrNf

Last year, our State Fire Arson Investigation Team received 226 requests for investigation assistance across NYS. 36% of those incidents were intentional & 30 % accidental. We’re grateful for their dedication & commitment in keeping NYers safe year round. #ArsonAwarenessWeek

There is a new and easy way to get real-time emergency and weather text alerts for events happening in your area! Just text your county or borough with no spaces to 3-3-3-1-1-1. Learn more about triple three triple one by visiting our website at dhses.ny.gov/333111

This tragedy reminds us of the urgent need to stand united against hate and violence. Together with our local partners, we are equipping communities with the tools and strategies they need to stay safe and resilient.

Stay ahead of the heat! 🌡️☀️ Sign up for real-time weather and emergency alerts straight to your phone. Text your county or borough to 333111 to receive important updates, keeping you and your loved ones safe during extreme heat and other emergencies. #HeatSafetyAwarenessWeek

New York’s firefighters risk their lives every time they put on their uniforms to keep their communities safe from fire dangers and other emergencies. Congratulations to these graduates and thank you for your service and your commitment to public safety.

Last year's Jennings Creek fire is a firsthand example of why structural firefighters must be trained to handle wildland fires, too. We thank the men and women who comprise New York's volunteer fire service and encourage them to take advantage of these training opportunities.

Stay informed and stay safe, New York! 🤳

Tactical Week is an invaluable exercise that brings law enforcement agencies together to learn new methodologies from experts and each other. Thank you to the participants for their service to their communities and work in keeping New Yorkers safe.

Ten innocent people lost their lives to domestic terrorism at a supermarket in Buffalo, NY in 2022. TVTP grants have helped communities keep it from happening again. Keep this funding in the budget. nbcnews.com/politics/natio…

Extreme heat can have a significant impact on people’s health, especially older people. New Yorkers should familiarize themselves with the symptoms & treatments for heat-related illnesses. During high heat, drink plenty of fluids, stay cool & check in on friends & neighbors.

Happy Pride Month, New York! 🏳️‍🌈

Extreme heat is expected across New York State tomorrow through next week, with potentially extreme storms over the weekend. Please take steps to stay safe, and consider going to a cooling center if you don't have air conditioning: health.ny.gov/environmental/…

Hot temperatures & severe thunderstorms are on their way New Yorkers! To receive real time weather and emergency alerts, New Yorkers are encouraged to text the name of their county or borough to 333111. For extreme heat safety visit dhses.ny.gov/extreme-heat

It’s going to be a hot one today New Yorkers! Stay safe by following these simple heat safety tips: 🧢 Wear light clothing & sunscreen 💧 Stay hydrated & drink plenty of water ☀️ Know the warning signs of heat illness 🌡️ Learn more: dhses.ny.gov/extreme-heat

Extreme heat is dangerous & is the leading cause of weather-related fatalities in the U.S. New Yorkers, prepare now. ▶️ Learn how to manage extreme heat: dhses.ny.gov/extreme-heat ▶️ Receive real-time weather & emergency alerts by texting your county or borough to 333111.