Rockland County Emergency Management Launches New Webpage to Teach Kids Preparedness

Rockland County’s Emergency Management Division has introduced a new online resource designed specifically for children, aiming to make emergency preparedness both fun and educational. The initiative features Riley the Preparedness Raccoon, a friendly mascot who guides kids through important safety tips in an engaging way.

The new webpage provides interactive materials and age-appropriate lessons that help children understand how to stay safe during emergencies, emphasizing that preparedness is a responsibility for the whole family, not just adults.

Parents and children can explore the new resource by visiting the county’s official website: Emergency Preparedness for Children.

Officials hope the initiative will instill safety awareness at an early age and encourage families to work together to build stronger community readiness.

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