Landslide Preparedness
Landslides can be associated with other natural occurances like changing water levels, earthquakes, erosion, groundwater, human activities, rainstorms, snowmelt, wildfires, and volcanoes. Preparedness is critical, and it is important to create an evacuation plan and have an emergency preparedness kit on hand. Know if your property is prone to landslides, and consult with experts for landslide mitigation steps if necessary. Consider adding landslide protection to your insurance policy. Be aware of potential landslide signs, and evacuate if told to do so. Learn how to avoid hazardous situations, and learn what to do during landslide conditions. Return to a slide area only when you have been told it’s safe by authorities. Make sure any structural repairs from landslide damage are performed by a qualified professional.
Resources
Landslide Preparedness & Safety
Get up-to-date information from Ready.gov about how to prepare for and stay safe during and after a landslide.
Make a Preparedness Plan
In the event of a landslide, it's important to have an evacuation plan, a communication plan, and a preparedness kit.
Landslide Risk & Warning Signs
Learn how to tell the signs of an area prone to landslides as well as the warning signs of an imminent landslide.
Landslides in Utah
Learn about the landslide types in Utah, causes, warning signs, and risk reduction steps.
View Landslide Hazards in Utah Publication