Access & Functional Needs Registry

People with limited mobility or special needs can enroll in the Rockland County Access & Functional Needs Registry, so that emergency personnel are aware of your needs in the event of an emergency.

Receive Automatic Alerts

Sign up at alert.ny.gov/enroll to have emergency information sent to you via text or email.

Rockland County RAVE

Be prepared for any emergency by giving public safety the information they need to better help and communicate with you.

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Weather Information

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Fire and Emergency Services has established several weather stations throughout the County. These stations provide up-to-the-minute weather conditions for the local area, as well as local forecasts and live cameras at our Haverstraw and New City locations.

Use the following map below to select the station that you would like to access.

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Hurricane Preparedness

National Weather Service - Hurricane Preparedness

Flooding occurs throughout the year across the United States. It causes more damage in the United States than any other weather related event. On average, floods cause eight billion dollars in damages and eighty nine fatalities annually. Being prepared and knowing how to stay safe will help you and your loved ones survive a flood.

There are many types of floods, including:

Freshwater flooding of land and water caused by heavy rainfall and/or snowmelt,
Storm surge flooding caused by a quick surge of water levels with the approach of a intense coastal storm or tropical cyclone.
Ice jam flooding in rivers and streams

Selected recent high impact flood events include:

To monitor real-time water levels across the local area, monitor our Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service (AHPS) webpage. (Change the Auto Refresh tab to "on" for real-time monitoring.)

To better visualize river flood impacts check out our latest library of Inundation Maps. Inundation maps provide information on the spatial extent and depth of flood waters in the vicinity of both NWS river forecast and non-forecast points. Flood inundation maps, combined with river observations and NWS forecasts, enhance the communication of flood risk, provide users with additional information to better mitigate the impacts of flooding, and build more resilient communities.

Please join your NWS in promoting flood safety to help save lives, protect property, and enhance our economy. We are promoting flood safety Today, March 11 through Friday, March 15 through our:

NWS Website
NWS on Facebook
NWS on Twitter
Issuance of daily Public Information Statements. These statements will also be broadcast over All Hazards NOAA Weather Radio.

Also check out our Weather Ready Nation (WRN) Flood Safety web page.