Impacted areas. and warehouses filled with food, water, blankets and medical supplies ready to rapidly move into the impacted area at the state s request. but we are not in this alone. we have an entire federal family that is postured to support. our national response coordination center here in washington, d.c. is fully activated and this means there are several hundred staff from across the federal family that are working together to support any requests for federal assistance. we have our partners from the u.s. army corps of engineers who are prepositioned to support any power restoration needs. health and human services is assisting with evacuations from hospitals and assisted living centers. and the red cross has 50,000 meals to support the immediate needs as requested and has prestaged shelter support to supplement the 19 shelters that are already open by the state. this is a really important point
Types of resources across all three states to include several incident management assistance teams, our urban search and rescue teams, our disaster survivor assistance teams. and they are all ready to pivot to the most impacted areas immediately after the storm passes. we also have warehouses filled with commodities like food, water, blankets and medical supplies that are ready to rapidly move into the impacted area at the state s request. but we are not in this alone. we have an entire federal family that is postured to support. our national response coordination center here in washington, d.c. is fully activated, and this means that there are several hundred staff from across the federal family that are working together to support any requests for federal assistance. we have our partners from the u.s. army corps of engineers who are prepositioned to support any power restoration needs. health and human services is assisting with evacuations from hospitals and assisted living
With commodity like food, water, blankets and medical supplies ready to move into the impacted area at the state s request. but we are not in this alone. we have an entire federal family that is postured to support. our national response coordination center here in washington, d.c. is fully activated, and this means there are several hundred staff from across the federal family that are working together to support any requests for federal assistance. we have our partners from the u.s. army corps of engineers prepositioned to support any power restoration needs. health and human services is assisting with evacuations from hospitals and assisted living centers and the red cross has 50,000 meals to support the immediate needs as requested and has prestaged shelter support to supplement the 19 shelters that are already open by the state. this is a really important point that i want to talk about next. it is preparedness.