I have a disability and do not drive. How will I evacuate if I am told to evacuate? Will the County provide transportation for me?
Fortunately an incident in Frederick County that would require evacuation is very unlikely. However, you should still make sure you have a plan in place that will enable you to evacuate. It will be very difficult for the County to provide transportation in a large scale evacuation. During an emergency, the County’s resources may be scarce. Individuals are encouraged to make advanced arrangements in the event of an emergency where an evacuation is required.

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1. What should I do to be prepared in case of an emergency?
2. Where can I find information on creating a personal or business emergency response plan?
3. Why is planning so important?
4. If there is an emergency at work, what should I do to be prepared there?
5. I have a disability and live alone. What should I do to be prepared in case of emergency?
6. What does "shelter in place" mean?
7. How can I obtain information in an emergency?
8. Where can I find information on closings and delays?
9. How does the County prepare for an emergency?
10. What will Frederick County do for me in an emergency?
11. What is a State of Emergency?
12. What is the Snow Emergency Plan?
13. What is the difference between a weather watch and warning?
14. What if the County has to be evacuated? What will the County do for me?
15. Does Frederick County have shelters if we have to evacuate or relocate?
16. I have a disability and do not drive. How will I evacuate if I am told to evacuate? Will the County provide transportation for me?
17. I have a home daycare and am required to list two evacuation sites. What do I use?