First responders give Connecticut residents tips to prep for disasters, emergencies
September is National Preparedness Month.
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Sep 7, 2023, 10:43 AM
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Updated 598 days ago
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10h agoSeptember is National Preparedness Month.
First responders want to make sure Connecticut residents are prepared for all kinds of disasters and emergencies.
News 12 Connecticut's Lauren Fabrizi was at the state police barracks in Bridgeport with what they're saying.
For more tips on how to be prepared – click here.
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