Ready South Texas App

App Features

Protect yourself and your loved ones before, during, and after a disaster.

About the App
My Plan
Services
EvacMap
Share My Status
Alerts

About the Ready South Texas App

Be prepared for disaster. The Ready South Texas app is an all-hazards overview of disaster information to help you prepare, plan and respond to disaster in your area. Using the Ready South Texas app, you will be able to:

Share your status with your selected contacts with the push of a button.
Receive critical emergency alerts via push notification.
Locate Bexar County’s emergency shelters.
Display up-to-date evacuation route maps.
Get the latest news and weather for the South Texas area.
Create a personalized Emergency Preparedness Plan by answering five basic questions.

My Plan

By answering five simple questions, this app will create your customized emergency supply checklist.

Services

Under the services option you can easily find out where your nearest police substations, hospitals and other support
facilities are in your area.

EvacMap

Find evacuation routes and shelters with on- and offline mapping

Share My Status

Let friends and loved ones know you’re OK or you need help with instant updates.

Alerts

With push notifications, your county’s Office of Emergency Management can notify you instantly of emergency situations
in your area.

Need to Know

Learn all you need to plan for and respond to natural disasters, terrorism, and pandemic flu in your county.

Read E-Guides on important topics such as flooding, public health emergencies, active shooter response, and more. Each E-Guide provides an in-depth description of the topic as well as information about what you can do before, during, or after one of these emergencies.

Latest News

Beat the Heat Campaign

The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District developed the “Beat the Heat” campaign in order to educate the community of the dangers and precautions that can be taken during excessive heat. Posters and brochures are currently being distributed throughout the City. The materials describe basic heat injury prevention and provide links for more information regarding severe [….]