American Red Cross Disaster Services.
Disaster precautions for before, during, and after emergency situations such as chemical emergencies, earthquakes, fires, floods, hurricanes, thunderstorms, tornados, winter storms, and more.

City of Norfolk Emergency Operation Center.
Includes emergency shelter locations, emergency preparedness plans, and points of contact.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Hampton Roads Emergency Management Committee.
The HREMC promotes inter-jurisdictional and inter-agency coordination of emergency management issues. Resources include a Hurricane Flooding and Tidal Surge Maps database, points of contact for various services, and more.

Planning Council.
A free and confidential service for the people of Southeastern Virginia. Their data base of over 8,000 organizations, groups, agencies, and programs provides updated information on services for a variety of needs including homelessness, AIDS, children's services, family services, women's services, volunteer opportunities, transportation, employment, and much more.

Tidewater Emergency Medical Services Council.
Facilitates a regional emergency medical services system.

Virginia Department of Emergency Management.
Coordinates the state's emergency preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery efforts.

Virginia Department of Health Office of Emergency Medical Services.
Coordinates a statewide emergency medical services system.