Emergency Management Resource Library Members of the public are critical partners in New Jersey’s emergency preparedness. The following resources provide important information for the public and HCC members for an array of public health threats. New Jersey Healthcare Coalition Newsletter The NJHCC Newsletter provides timely, high-quality healthcare news content on state and federal legislation, regulations, health law and health information technology. Below you can find previous newsletters that have been shared with coalition members. Issue Date Topics Download 9/20/24 September Commissioner Call Follow-Up | Social Media Toolkits | Hospital Staffing Tool Sept. 20, 2024 9/06/24 Upcoming September Commissioner Call | Climate Resilience for Front Line Clinics | Disaster Behavioral Health Sept. 6, 2024 8/23/24 Upcoming September Commissioner Call | Nursing Home Incident Command System | NJDOH Health Advisory Aug. 23, 2024 8/09/24 MPox Chemical Preparedness Handbook | Upcoming September Commissioner Call Aug. 9, 2024 7/26/24 Landscape Review: State-managed Medication Stockpiles | Assessing Disaster Recovery with and Equity Lens | #HurricaneStrong – National Hurricane Center partners with FLASH July 26, 2024 NJ Air Quality Resources AirNow.gov: Air Quality Report for New Jersey AirNow.gov: Wildfire Smoke: A Guide for Public Health Officials Revised 2019 PDF ASHRAE: Protecting Building Occupants From Smoke During Wildfire and Prescribed Burn Events PDF EPA: Smoke-Ready Toolbox NWS Philadelphia/Mt. Holly Weather Page: Philadelphia/Mt. Holly (weather.gov) NJEPA (English): Reduce Your Smoke Exposure Factsheet NJEPA (Español): Reduzca su exposición al humo NJDOH: Actions to protect health on poor air quality days factsheet NJDOH (Español): Acciones para proteger la salud en los días de mala calidad del aire Public Resources COVID-19: The pandemic response continues, including an added focus on rolling out a successful vaccination program to protect communities. CDC COVID-19 Hospital Preparedness Program: ASPR HHS Hurricanes: The Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through Nov. 30, and the National Atmospheric and Atmospheric Administration anticipates another above-average season, with a likely range of 13 to 20 named storms (winds of 39 mph or higher), of which 6 to 10 could become hurricanes (winds of 74 mph or higher). NJ Hurricane Resources Plan Ahead for Disasters: Ready.gov Plan and Prepare: NJOEM Prepare Your Health: CDC Coalition Resources COVID-19: Phe.gov CPG 101: Developing and Maintaining Emergency Operations Plans Comprehensive Preparedness Guide [Download the CPG 101 guide from fema.gov] Continuity Resource Toolkit: Continuity Resource Tooklit on fema.gov Emergency Preparedness Rule: Emergency Preparedness Rule on cms.gov HSEEP Guide: Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) [Download the HSEEP guide from fema.gov] Hurricanes: ASPRTRACIE Hurricane Resources Additional Resources ASPR TRACIE: https://asprtracie.hhs.gov/ CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/ NJDOH: https://www.nj.gov/health/