Find your serving transmitter
Search by city or ZIP and confirm which transmitter serves your county. Frequencies and coverage must be verified at NOAA.
Check NOAA radio stations ↗Free U.S. resource finder · All 50 states + D.C. + territories
Find the right emergency resources for your state.
Choose where you're planning for. We'll organize official emergency agencies, highway conditions, weather, flood and shelter information in one useful place. No account or paid API required. Choose a state, or optionally allow one-time browser location access to find your region and official NWS weather links. Location is not stored by Technicade.
Choose a U.S. state or territory
Choose a state, or use the location button for optional one-time detection. Your browser will ask permission.
Location access is optional. If enabled, your browser shares coordinates with the National Weather Service to identify your area; Technicade does not receive or save them. If you decline, choose a state manually. NWS location lookup primarily covers the United States.
Choose a state above to begin.
Official nationwide resources and free downloads are also available below.
Your state's starting points
State resources
Links open agency websites directly. They do not represent real-time conditions inside Technicade Ready.
For immediate danger, contact local emergency services (911 in the U.S.). Agency websites, weather alerts, travel reports and shelter directories can change during an incident. Confirm current instructions for your specific city or county before acting.
Save the resource sheet before the internet goes out.
Download a plain-text list of official links, or print this page. Linked websites still need an internet connection and do not become live offline maps. Verify current local shelter and radio information directly with each provider.
Find local information from official sources
Your state resources appear above. Use the links below to check area-specific radio coverage, shelter availability, water notices and public alert sign-up.
Check currently listed open shelters
The Red Cross map is maintained separately. Check whether a location is currently open, its services and accessibility before traveling.
Check Red Cross open shelters ↗Find city and county sign-up options
Use your state emergency agency and local government to locate official local alert registration. Services vary by county.
Find local government ↗Confirm drinking-water notices
Check your water provider or local health department for boil-water, do-not-drink or other current restrictions.
EPA drinking-water information ↗Some information cannot safely be guessed. We do not automatically name a nearest shelter, assign a radio frequency, identify a safe evacuation route, or infer family contacts. Confirm those details with the current official sources. The downloadable resource sheet includes source links rather than blank form fields.
Useful official resources nationwide
State and territory emergency agencies
Select a state on the official USAGov directory if a state agency URL changes.
Open USAGov emergency directory ↗State highway information directory
NWS maintains a list of official state road information providers. Its link directory was last updated in 2023; verify links at source.
Open state road directory ↗Weather, flood and shelter sources
Start with NOAA/NWS weather, FEMA flood maps, and the Red Cross shelter directory; choose your actual local area there.
Open official map hub →Continue planning, with or without purchases
Agency links researched using official USAGov and transportation resources (November 2026). Links may change. Technicade Ready is independent and does not issue emergency alerts or claim endorsement by government agencies. Source and correction policy.